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Symbolic of the earl) histor) of NSC are the three white
columns which stood at the front of the <>hl Bullard
Mansion, used from 1856 to L875 as a convenl h\ the
Ladies of The Sacred llearl and donated in I 88 I to the
State h\ the people of Natchitoches for the Louisiana
Stale Normal School. The three columns have become a
symbol of the traditions of Northwestern, and the
POTPOURRI staff honors this tradition h\ including a
representative column in the name of the yearbook -and t<»
keynote each division page.
Northwestern State College
Natchitoches, I .ouisdana
The NSC of
1970 was a
potpourri -
a collection
of many
things
Iberville Cafeteria provided chow and chatter.
All school was not work. Some play added spice to college life.
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We Qung ourselves into the -pirit of fun and hijih hopes.
Relationships flowered.
We made the Student I nion cafeteria the scene for liveK di>cus>ion.-. casual ones, and studying.
[ntroductio
Some of
us came
frightened
and alone,
while others
were more
assured.
Our lives
were
diversified;
yet we aimed
for a common
binding goal:
To know
ourselves
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\\f broughl i(l«;i> from varied home towns lo Rapides and «»tln-r halls at NSC.
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Our instructors illustrated classroom lecture!
We were
many different
worlds-
worlds that
collided, mixed,
and came
away eternally
altered and
enriched
Introduction I I
We were
going
someplace,
leaving
someone,
looking to
the future,
judging our
surroundings
with new
eyes
President Arnold Kilpatrick visited with our leaders.
POTPOURRI and CURRENT SAUCE staffs attended ACP convention
in Miami.
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We drew our perspective.
Civic minded students chose student leaders.
As our searching assumed
many forms, so the answers
came to us at different
times and in unexpected
ways
Introduction- 13
We discovered-
added meaning in day
to day activities by
honoring traditional ones
14-Introduction
President Vrnold Kilpatrick presented Former Gov. James \. Noe ol Monroe a certificate
making the Governor an lumorar\ alumnus oi Northwestern.
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We were
individuals
molding a new
world on the
generous
foundation
bequeathed
to us by the
past
Northwestern > new Si', 000, 000 Teacher Education Center was completed (hiring the year and gave NSC a fourth dimension in education.
In addition to lectures, observation-participation programs, and student-teaching, the center has introduced a program of experimental
learning laboratories for research and development of innovations in teaching and learning. The units encompass nursery-age children
through the secondary level, serving not only for research and development, but also as an integral part of the preparation of prospective
teachers.
As we observed the
collection around us, we
merged into it. Regardless
of our role in making NSC
the potpourri of 1970, we
alone were the elements
of this time, this space
of our youth.
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reliminary - 1
re face - 1 7
ersonalities - 44
opular Performers - 66
hysical - 80
articipation - 124
rofessionals - 224
eople - 268
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We took
time to relax
with friends,
make wreck
Tech signs,
and in some
classes gave
more of
ourselves
than in
others.
Our schedule
was a
constant
come and go
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^H a composite
;/*1k% that included
tA preparing
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expanding our
cultural
appreciation,
and
supporting
the Demons in
victory or
defeat
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Routine was
often a factor
of our lives,
although
offset by new
experiences.
We gained
maturity and
insight, at
times slowly
but on other
occasions at
a rapid pace
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We searched
for solutions
to the
unanswered - -
at customary
events, in
conventional
ways-- and
the campus
grew around
us
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Even though often
gained from each new and
happening. We made NSC
In future years, we will make the
t« Inlr.wlni'i
unaware of it, we
different
what we were in 1970.
world what we are.
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Northwestern Gymnasts
John Ellas
Paul I i( kcnofl
Bruce \1( (iartlin
Front to Back: Bruce McGartlin, Bob Quintanales, Doug Brown, Bill Morgan, Paul Tickenoff, Max Magdelano, Bill Luciano. John Ellas, and Pat
Dial.
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Gymnasts Perform With A Style All Their Own
Talking over tin- year's possibilities are Coach Armando Vega. John Kllas, and Paul Tickenoff
Paul demonstrating strength and balance on
the parallel bars.
By the time the Potpourri went
to press, the L969-70 Demon (iym-
nastics Team was well onitswa) l<>
filing another record season lor North-
western.
The NSC gymnasts had ahead)
compiled victories over the I niversity
of Western Illinois. University of
Illinois, and LSU-NO.
Returning to perform on behalf
of Northwestern again this year were
John Kllas. Paul Tickenoff. Bruce
McGartlin. and Max Magdaleno.
Ellas won the indi\ idual N \l \
and NC \ \ championship titles last
year and was scheduled to defend
those titles again this year. Both Ellas
and Tickenoff traveled last summer
with international gymnastic teams.
Adding to the roster this year
were I'at Dial. Baton Rouge; Doug
B r o w n . Boston. Mass. ; Boh
Quintanales, Chicago, III.: and Bill
Luciano. New ^ ork. N.l .
This \ ear the I demons were sched-
uled for a fiol in gymnastics. 1 1 was to
hi' (he first time an\ school tried for
both the \ \l \ and NC \ \ champion-
ships in a single year. If the Demon-
were successful in the \ \| \ meet it
would he the fifth straighl N \l \ title
lor \S( I in gj mnasties.
Uso it would be the Rrsl time
thai Northwestern would he entered
ill tin- meet as a team. Before we had
senl onl\ one and sometimes two
delegates to the meel to represenl
NSC.
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Freshman gymnast Pat Dial
Bob Quintanales performing on the rings.
Doug Brown in the middle of a giant swing
on the high bar.
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Taking time out to listen to Doug tell a few jokes are, from left, Max Magdaleno, Pat Dial, Doug Brown, Bob Quintanales, and Coach Ve
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Max executes a most difficult floor exercise
Kill Luciano does his thing on the rings
National Champions
Below : Paul Tickenoff, ranked high in I .S. stand
in<rs. shows skill and balance on the parallel bar-
John Ellas demonstrates the >t\k that made him one of
the top gymnasts in the nation.
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44- Personalities
There were those
who stood out
from the masses.
They knew
and were known;
they strived
and achieved.
They aimed
for higher goals
and were rewarded.
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Carla McCain, State 3air Queen
Chosen to reign as State Pair Queen over the annual clash between Northwestern State and Louisiana Tech was Carla McCain, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. II. L. McCain of Natchitoches.
46 Personalities
State Fair Court
Each year the State Fair Court is
selected in a campus wide election
from nominations made l>\ cadi
dormitory. Nine ^irl.- arc chosen to
represent Northwestern in Shreveporl
al the annual Stale [-'air game against
Louisiana Tech.
S 1 'ATE FAIR COl RT— Seated: Chris Lanzilotti, Queen (aria McCain, and Elaine Sanders. Standing: Bonnie Martin. Theresa Lombardino,
Margaret Ko\ar. >lierr\ Hale. Debbie Gibbs, and \lar>ha Bella.
P( rsonalities VT
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Homecoming Queen Car/a McCain
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Homecoming I 969
I he I ')()() I lomeci »ming ' our!
was elected l>\ the members of the \
Club. Carla McCain, .1 sophomore
primarj education major from Nal
chitoches, was chosen l<> reign .1-
queen. She and hercourl hacked the
Demons in their victorious Home-
coming game againsl the Cowboys of
McNeese State.
lomecoming Court— Carla McCain, queen, Cind) Stoma, Melanie Lee, Barbara Gates, Martha Berry, Joanne I anzillotti, \ ickie tiahn, and
•arraine Perkins.
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2969 Winter Ball Queen, $anet Cfiurcfiman
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Winter Ball
The \\ inter Ball i- the fall formal
which honor- those female students
who showed attributes of leadership
;iml sen ice to the college. I he gii Is
were nominated l>\ members of the
Studenl I nion < Governing Board and
other Studenl I nion committees.
The court ;iikI queen were then
selected l>\ the Studenl Bod) in ;i
campus \\ ide election.
WINTEB BALL C01 i!T Cynthia Riser, Lynn Killen, Theresa Lombardino, Norma Oliver, Queen Janel Churchman,! inda Sepulvado, Nelda
Ihirhiu. Susan Nickerson, and Linda Henderson.
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£ady o\ the Bracelet, Kaffileen Budd
Personalities 52
of tbe
Bracelet
The title of Lad) of the Bracelel is
the greatesl beaut) honor thai
Northwestern can bestow on one of
ils coeds. ( oris arc nominated in the
dormitories and then enter com-
petition lor the title. From five
finalists, the Lad) of the Brac< l< i
and lour runners-up arc chosen.
NSC's Lad) of the Bracelel for
1970 is Kathleen Budd. The
runners-up are Bonnie Martin, Carol
Almand. \iin Lambert, and ka\
McRnight.
Bonnie Martin, 1st Runner- lip
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Ann £am6erf, 2nJ Runner- Up
Personalities 55
Kay McKnigkt, 3rd Runner- lip
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Carol Alniand, 4ifi Runner -Up
Personalities 57
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Mr. N SC
Jerry Masters, ;i geograph) major from
Floricn. was chosen Mr. NS< !.
Jiii\ is active in Reserve Officers
Training Corps and on Ihc basketball
squad.
\llcr graduation from NSC. JeiT)
plans to enter the service |>crha|>> as a
career.
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Miss NSC
Susan Brumfield, ;i Spanish major from Baton
Rouge, was chosen Miss NSC I>\ the student bod) in
a eampns-w i<le election.
Susan is active in Delta /eta. serving this year as
president of her chapter. She was also chosen a
member of \\ ho's W ho.
On completion of her studies here she plans to
teach Spanish on the High School level.
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Who's Who
Among Students
In American
Colleges and
Universities
Students recognized in Who's Who are
nominated from more than 750 col-
leges and universities. Students are
chosen on the basis of scholarship,
citizenship, participation, and leader-
ship in academic and extracurricular
activities, service, and general promise
of future usefulness. College juniors,
seniors, and graduate students are
eligible for nomination. Nominations
are made by the faculty.
Henry L. Adley
Belcher
Accounting, 2.8
William Lee Allbritten
Natchitoches
Mathematics, 3.3
Huhert Barry Barr
Simmesport
Psychology, 2.7
Peggy JoAnn Beasley
New Orleans
Speech, 2.6
Mary Bronwyn Bernard
Natchitoches
Early Childhood Education, 2.8
Barbara Sue Bobo
Sliuell
English Education, 3.89
Travis Lynn Bolton
Leesville
Accounting, 3.7
62— Personalities
Susan \nn Brumfield
Ualdii Rouge
Spanish Education, _'.<{
I Icin \ I eon I turns
Shreveporl
Accounting, l.u
Marie I lenrictte ' ihene^ i 1 1
Bunkie
Mm i.
Stephen Man ( raspard
Alexandria
l'h\ sical Education. _'. I
l.arr\ ( rracie
Wilmington, DeL
Soo i il So 10 nces, 2 5
Ke\ in I rancis ' Irowe
I lolbrook, Mass.
Physical Education, 3. 15
( rlenda Fontenol
( rolden Meadow
English, 2.8
1 ■ • orge Ralph < Ira)
Siblej
Business Administration, 2.8
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Betty Patricia Green
Jeanerette
Accounting, 3.4
Annette Hargis
Natcliitoches
Microbiology, 3.86
Lynda Henderson
Winnfield
Social Sciences, 3.2
Steven Glenn Ilitt
Shreveport
Instruinental Music Education, 2.7
Donna Lindscy Magee
Houston
Interior Design Education, 3.33
Hazel Fern Marlin
I Ipelousas
Physical Education, 3.
Linda Elaine Martin
Shreveport
Spanish, 2.8
Christine Reed Maxwell
Alexandria
Home Economics, 3.58
64— Personalities
Robert I rordi tn Nida
Pineville
rsj chologj -Sociolog) . 3.75
Victor Ulen Nyval
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Bill) Mayo Low ler
Karen Elizabeth Karisnj
Richard < rlerui Loj <l
I .awrence Keni Mc( lollum
Majorie Padula
Lou Jackson Stegemann
Natchitoches
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Natchitoches
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66 Entertainment
Our Lives Were
Enriched By
Big Name
Entertainment,
Providing Us
With Relaxation,
Cultural
Appreciation,
And Diversion
From Our
Constant Studies
Entertainment (>.
The
Classics
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di! Popular Performers
Impact Of Brass
Popular Performers 69
FRANKIE VALLI
Of
The Four Seasons
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JOHNNY
MATHIS
Popular Performers
STEVIE
WONDER
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"Jean"
OLIVER
"Starshine"
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'Jean"
"Firelight"
Oliver Caught The Hearts of Many
"Starshine'
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Oliver was quite popular vvilli llicsc f\S(i »irls.
The Classics I\ brought a variety <>l music to Northwestern.
The Impact of Brass made some sounds that we had never heard In :fore
Popular Performers 75
THE
FANTASTICKS
The cast: standing at top, Mr. Jack Crim and Leah Rivers. Shaking hands, Donnie Couvillion and
Bill Basham. Seated on steps, Ann Myers and Tim Gayle. Seated on floor, Joe Lunt and Ken
Kavalauski.
"Fantasticks" Was A Big Hit With THE NSC Student Body
76 Popular Performers
Bellomy, Hill Basham, left, and Hucklebee, Donnie Couvillion, lalk over the different kinds of rapes that are available with the source who is none
other than El Gallo, Jack < rim.
Luisa And Matt
Live Happily
Everaf ter - Thanks
To Bellomy And
Hucklebee
Luisa and Matt, played bj \im Myers and I im Gayle, are also
talking things over.
Popular Performers
Jt-tiin ( lliiire I limlle\ a> < louiitcss Bordoni and David Navarre as Count Kasnar confront the Hollanders, played by Charles Balliero and Louella
Bains, in a scene from NSC s production ot "Don t Drink The Water/'
WOODY ALLEN'S
"Don't Drink The Water"
78 Popular Performers
Margaret Middle ton a> Susan Hollander looks on as Charles Balliero pla\ injj Walter Hollander ^<-i> a tongue lashing from the chef, Km. e I riedman.
This Year We Saw
Some Of The Best
Plays Ever Produced
At Northwestern.
Phillip Maniscalco as Father l)rohne\ and Louella Bains as
Marion Hollander.
Popular Performers 79
OUTSTANDING,
80 Sports
ILL -CONFERENCE PERFORMERS
NIC M \ M.I.. Halfback
w \i.n:i; edler, rackie
BOBB1 KONCAK.Guard I.KSTKK I \ 1 1 \( ). I.im-l.ark.-r
Kl \M INI \I'\1\W. Safetv
GAR! Mc< RARY,Center
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DON MISER, Tackle
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I I STER ROBERTSON, Guard
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DEMON FOOTBALL
A Real Success
Providing perhaps the best in-
dividual effort in the history of
Northwestern athletics, the Demons
this year under Coach Gossett not
only measured up to a most difficult
task— that of overcoming serious
shortages of experienced depth at
several positions— hut they also jelled
quickl) as a spirited, battling group
that save team effort constantly.
They were so successful, in fact,
that they won undisputed second
place in the GSC race when they had
been predicted to place dead last.
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Trainer Eugene Christinas
Demon Football Coaching Staff: Standing from left, Herbie Smith, Johnny Emmons, and John
Ropp. Seated from left, Gene Kneeht, (derm Gossett, and George Doherty.
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FLORKNCK STATE PI TS DKMONS l)<>\\ \ 27-3
1 1 looked .1 • 1 1 tin' newspaper.*
and "experts'* had been eorreel in
pr< diet ions oi Northwestern
finishing, al best, with a r< rord close
to l In .500 mark when I In Demons
jetted to Florence. Via., lo open the
season w 1 1 h I In Lions and w ere
gr< tunded, 27 3.
II ie Demons galloped foi 250
\ ards "I i Inn eventual li ague leading
rushing total l>ul couldn't move
inside I he 20 \ ard lines. I tennis
\\ ilkinson booted the firsl <>f six
field goals for the on\\ Purple and
\\ bile score.
Richard \\ arc saw daylighl in the Florence line and is shown taking advantage.
these happy linemen pose tor the photographer during a break in the action. From left: Leonard Richardson, Bobb) Koncak, I esli<
Robertson, and Steve Gaspard.
The Lions w ere held l<» two thre<
pointers in the firsl half bul opened
up for three second half touchdowns
In nail (low n the decision.
Marc Morn- (<(> I | attempts to break up a Lion pass w illi < !raig I ripp (70) and Greg Clark
(67) rushing to his aid.
Firsl Dow M-
Nel Hushing
Net Passing
Passing
Fumbles I i »s1
Penalties
17
250
5 5
5- 1 7
2
1-5
I ll inner
18
285
I 18
6 10
2
3-35
Sporfc
Senior half-back Vic Nyvall makes tough yardage up the middle.
GOLDEN EAGLES TAKE CLIPPING FROM NSC
\1 Phillips breaks loose after receiving
thrown pigskin from quarterback Mike
Pool.
Despite Larry Schreiber's 255
yard rushing effort. Northwestern
|)iil together a ball control offense
aided by Vic Nyvall's L 32 stripes and
Mike Pool's LOO-for a 35-24 victor)
over home team Tennessee Tech.
The Demons found themselves
down iit halftime for the second
straight week, this lime by a 24-14
count, hit t blasted for 21 points in
the second edition and shot down
the Golden Eagles for their first win
of the campaign.
The conquest started a three-
game Demon win streak and brought
the Purple and White home for their
first game in Demon Stadium with a
victory.
NSC
Tenn.
Tech
First Downs
23
15
Net Rushing
384
260
Net Passing
58
104
Passing
3-7
6-20
Fumbles Post
2
1
Penalties
5-43
3-35
\ Golden Eagle from Tennessee Tech seems dismayed ;is the referee signifies a Demon
touchdown.
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AFTER THE BATTLE, CHIEF CADDO REMAINS
Richard Ware picks up a vital first down against the lumbering "Jacks." Richard led the
Demons to a 37-35 victory in that game.
Defensive lineman Randy Tate makes short work of a SFA Lumberjack. Mace Morris (Ml)
moves in to assure the kill.
From left Demons Mace Morris, Mike Burrow, Randy Tate, and especially Walter Edler are
thinking about "Our Indian" during this defensive play.
More was at stake than just a
football victory when the Stephen F.
Austin Lumberjacks invaded Demon
Stadium. A seven foot, 400 pound
wooden Indian— known as Chief
Caddo— was up for grabs as the tradi-
tional battle with SFA was renewed.
The result was one of the most
crowd pleasing contests in many
moons lo be fought on the home
hunting grounds.
Al Phillips, Vic Nyvall. and
Richard Ware all had big nights in
the 37-35 squeaker the Demons won.
Phillips caught three passes for
127 yards, including a school record
85-yard reception.
NSC
SFA
First Downs
16
18
Net Rushing
232
154
Net Passing
181
269
Passing
8-21
12-25
Fumbles Lost
0
3
Penalties
12-116
6-49
Tommy Wallis has his eye on the goal line
and his heart on winning.
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Leonard Richardson (71), offensive tackle, clears a spot in the Indian line to make way
for the I lemon hacks.
DEMONS START OFF RIGHT IN GSC PLAY
In the GSC opener the Demons
knocked over the Northeast Indians
28-10. This was despite the mag-
nificent offensive display put on hy
Indian Joe Profit.
Small but fiery Quaterback Mike
Pool got the Demons off and running
with a three- yard touchdown smash
in the second quarter and then hit
star receiver Al Phillips with a 64
yard scoring bomb in the third
period. Mike then directed a pair of
fourth quarter scoring marches
handing off to fullback Richard \\ are
for a two-yard TD and to halfback
Tommy Wallis for a three-yard dive.
Demon quarterback Mike Pool looks for a
receiver downfield as he evades an Indian
pursuer.
NSC
NE
First Downs
24
12
Net Hushing
243
172
Net Passing
181
24
Passing
11-19
2-7
Penalties
5-41
7-35
Touchdown time again in Demon Stadium. In on the play are Gary McCrarv (54) and
Dennis Smith (89).
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BULLDOGS BITE DEMONS AT STATE FAIR TILT
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Vic Nyvall demonstrates fine second effort in an attempt to gain much needed extra
stripes.
Tech Bulldog moves in to put the bite on Quarterback Mike Pool.
Richard Ware loves to play football. Watch him hit the line.
They say all good things have to
end sometime and for the Demons a
three-game winning march was
halted at the jammed full State Fair
Stadium by Louisiana Tech.
Terry Bradshaw did his thing-
passing the pigskin. Bradshaw was
good on 13 of 23 tosses for 275
yards and a touchdown.
The Demon rushers performed
their hag too. to the tune of 224
yards. Vic Nyvall slashed for 73,
reserve quarterback John McClendon
blasted for 45 on three carries, and
bruising Fullback Richard Ware
managed 40.
But even though Bradshaw only
put one six-pointer on the boards, he
kept the Purple and White defense
loose and set up four other scores
with accurate passing.
Whose ball is it? Kenny Callens (23) and
John Boogaerts say it's theirs.
NSC
La. Tech
First Downs
19
13
Net Rushing
224
66
Net Passing
110
276
Passing
12-25
14-26
Fumbles Lost
1
0
Penalties
5-48
7-95
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MOM AND DAD PLEASED WITH 48-21 VICTORY
The Demons bounced back from
the State Fair game In giving the
Jacksonville Gamecocks a 48-21
ion tin"" the following week.
The Demons lost no time getting
on the scoreboard. On the first play
from the line of scrimmage Fullback
Richard Ware shot over the rigbt
tackle and scampered 73 yards for a
touchdown much to the approval of
a Mom and Dad's Da\ crowd.
After this initial surprise the
Gamecocks could never quite re-
cover. It was late in the game before
the stingy Demon defense allowed
the \ isitors to
score.
NSC
JSl
First Downs
48
21
Net Rushing
279
107
Net Passing
67
201
Passing
6-16
13-25
Penalties
9-85
8-108
Richard Ware was presented tin- Out-
standing Player award for his performance
in the Mom and Dad s Day game. Mayor
l!a\ Scotl ol Natchitoches made the
presentation.
Tom Hagin (25) is the center of attraction
Richardson is getting the worst of it.
this play, hut it seems that Leonard
Wait! Mike Burrow (7.">). Greg Clark (t»7). and Mace Morris (81) are in doubt if this
Gamecock is legal prey.
Lynn Herbert donate.- the pigskin to Hall-hack Tommy Wallis who accepts with open arms.
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DEMONS JAIL COWBOYS TO CAP HOMECOMING
Demon offensive line is ready for action against the McNeese Cowboys. Steve Gaspare!
(80), Larry Arthur (74). and Gary McCrary (54)
The Demons and the Cowboys
from McNeese provided plenty of
action for the 1969 Homecoming
crowd. The Pitchforkers posted their
second win in GSC play downing the
Pokes 29-28. The offenses and de-
fenses of both teams were rather
evenly matched; so it was left up to
field goal kicker Dennis Wilkinson to
put the icing on the victory cake.
Dennis booted a 28-yard field goal in
the first quarter.
The win kept the Demons hopes
alive for a share of the GSC title,
giving them a 2-1 conference
showing.
Tommy Wallis breaks loose and heads for
Cowboy territory.
With 14 minutes left in the game
the lead changed hands for the
fourth time with McNeese taking it
28-22.
But Mike Pool quickly put to-
gether a 73-yard touchdown drive
which ended with Richard Ware
going over from the one. Wilkensons'
PAT was good and the Demon
defense took it from there.
Quarterback Mike Pool scans the field before taking the snap from center.
NSC
MSC
First Downs
21
20
Net Rushing
170
225
Net Passing
166
125
Passing
12-19
8-16
Penalties
2-8
4-54
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The Northwestern Demons lined up against the USL Bulldogs is just like the calm before the storm.
DEMONS FIGHT HARD TO DEFEAT USL 33-28
The Demons had already stun-
ned pre-season prognosticators by
posting a 5-2 record going into the
USL game. But when the determined
Demons came away from McNaspy
Stadium in Lafayette boasting a
33-28 victory, the silence was deaf-
ening.
The winning touchdown came
with 2:21 left in the game as the
result of a 92-yard drive.
Al Phillips sparked the Demons
in the first half with a 69-yard punt
return touchdown.
NSC
USL
First Downs
18
17
Net Rushing
298
219
Net Passing
93
124
Passing
7-14
8-21
Penalties
7-70
8-86
Somebody lose something?
like Pool (15) sends Richard Ware tipitoeing through the Bulldogs
LIONS ARE SENT FORTH IN 34-6 DEFEAT
The final game of the season
pictured NSC romping over South-
eastern 34-6 and winning their
fourth straight game. The win gave
the Demons a second place berth in
the GSC, whereas they had been
picked to occupy the number five
position by preseason polls.
During the game the Demons
became the best running team in the
history of Northwestern. The 1969
Demons piled up 2.435 yards during
the season.
Mike Pool, in an unusual a-
mount of running, broke the indivi-
dual rushing record for a single game.
The scrappy signal caller picked up
167 stripes against the Lions.
The performance was the finest
of the season for the Demons.
NSC
su:
First Downs
21
9
Net Rushing
357
117
Net Passing
115
113
Passing
5-13
7-19
Penalties
14-107
3-25
Quarterback Mike Pool runs behind the protection of Richard Ware (38) and Tommy Wallis.
Mike Pool on one of the jaunts that netted
him 167 yards against the Lions.
Mace Morris tries to persuade this Lion not to go down field.
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Row I : from left; Gil Gilson, Don Miser, Gary McCrary, Leslie Robertson, Tony Papa,
Richard Ware, Vic Nyvall, Steve Gaspard, Bobby Koncak, Larry Artbur, Al Phillips, Mike
Pool, Leonard Richardson, Wayne Haney.
Row 2: Tommy Wallis, Larry Smith, Kenny Callens, Mike Burrow, Lester Latino, Larry
Gaudett, Craifi Tripp, John Boojjaerts, Kenny Hrapmann, Ronnie Bagley, Walter Edler, Bob
YlcAllen, Paul Taeker, Alton Geisendorff, Dennis Wilkinson.
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Basketball
VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM (from left): Randy Veuleman, Jim Krajefska, Alan Posey, Jerry Masters, Stanley Lee, Thurmond Baptiste,
Phil full, Clarence Voss, Charles Bloodworth. Marvin Willett. Jimmy Stewart, Carlton W aiding, Andy Marusak.
STEADY PERFORMERS
Coach Tynes Hildebrand's 1069-70 squad
was flashy, eager and crowd-pleasing with
their constant combat against superior foes.
Charles Bloodworth. already an All-Con-
ference performer, continued to set a torrid
pace in scoring and rebounding and again led
the Demons in those categories, to earn All-
Conference honors for the second year in a row.
Doug Watts and Jerry Masters, the two
other seniors, also stood out for Northwestern.
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Demon Cager Caretakers
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Tynes Hildebrand, Head Coach
Don Beasley, Assistant Coach
Eugene Christmas, Trainer
Larry Gracie, Manager
Don Bates, Graduate Assistant
THE DEDICATED
COACHES AND
TRAINERS FOR
THE DEMON TEAM
WORK HARD TO
KEEP THE SQUAD
IN TOP SHAPE
Danny Gour, Manager
Johnnie Mayeux, Manager
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JR. VARSITY: From left, Coach Don Bates, Tynes Hildebrand Jr., Kenny Dyess, Norman Stancil, Perry Ball, Randy Prather, Reggie Graves.
Jr. Varsity Basketball
DEMON STARS
OF TOMORROW
Perry Ball
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BLOOD ADDS 2 BIG ONES
Big Charles Bloodworth (44) lets the hall fly to the goal. Marvin Willett and Carlton Walding await the results of the effort.
Sports— 97
Carlton Walding stretches to take the ball from a McNeese Cowboy. Doug Watts has to jump high to get this shot off. Bloodworth (44)
and Janese (48) look on.
GSC TEAMS
FOUND THE
DEMONS
READY, WILLING,
AND QUITE
CAPABLE
Thurmond Baptiste looks like he just blasted off from Cape Kennedy. Clarence ¥088(55)
aids in the action with Watts observing.
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MARVIN CAN DO IT, TOO
Marvin WiJlett places the ball over the edge of the rim to assure another two points. Jerry Masters (45) and Charles Bloodworth are reach
for a possible rebound.
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Top-notch hall handler for the Demons, Johnny Janese.
THE DEMONS
BROUGHT LOTS
OF ACTION
TO PRATHER
COLISEUM
FOR NSC
HARDWOOD FANS
Senior guard Doug Watts is the Demon playmaker.
Blood pulls down a hig one. Ready to assist him are Marvin \\ illett and Andy Marusak
(52).
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DEMONS MAKE IT LOOK EASY
Masters and Walding watch Bloodworth sink another two for the Demon scoreboard.
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Carlton Walding (24) adds the finishing touch to a fast break Bloodworth touches the sky.
executed by him and Johnny Janese.
WITH THE END
OF THE YEAR
COME HOPES
AND DREAMS
OF THE NEXT
SEASON
The Gentleman is giving Doug a hard time but Jerry Masters and Bloodworth are coming
to the rescue.
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DEMONS ZIP THROUGH GSC
Johnny's certainly not getting any help from those two guys in black. Walding and Masters have confidence in Johnny!
Sports-103
Demon Baseball
Terry Alario
Ed Hartfield
Ed Tompkins
PITCHERS
John kerly
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NSC OUTFIELDERS: Butch Flores, Monroe Thompson, and Jackie Lewis
Pat Davis
DEMON
DIAMOND
DEALERS
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NSC BASEBALL
IS ON THE
UPSWING
Monroe Thompson
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Hutch Flores
DEMON BASEBALL
PROVIDES A LOT
OF ACTION
FOR NORTHWESTERN
FANS
James Gibson
Jimmy Stewart
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NSC Track
And Field
1970
The 1970 track team, guided by
Coach John Thompson, was one of
the better teams that Northwestern
has produced in past years.
There was a lot of returning
talent this year to age the Demon
tracksters. Muscle men Knute
Anderson and Larry Wright returned
to the discus and shot put rings
respectively to add many points in
every meet.
Freshman Richard Lewis also
added strength with his pole vaulting
abilities. Richard cleared the bar at
14' 6" at the annual Northwestern N
Club Track Meet early in February.
Returning cindermen included
sprinters Doug Cook, Joey Wilson,
LeRoy Sutton, and Larry Kees.
Coach John Thompson
NSC TRACK TEAM: Standing from left: Jerry Campbell (manager), Dane D'avy, Ramon Triche, Larry Wright, Gary McWilliams, Ronnie Haworth,
Blane Pedros, Larry Kees, Richard Lewis, Mike Niette, Knute Anderson, and Bill Atkins. Kneeling: Doug Cook, Tim Irons, Phillip Gauthier, Paul
Trueman, Joey Wilson, Rodney Mize, Butch Soigncr, Roy Cook, Tommy Wilson.
Sports- 108
Ronnie Havworth, 880 run
Gary McWilliams, 880 run
Butch Soignier, 880 run
Larry Kees, sprinter
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Richard Lewis, pole vault
Mike Niette, high jump
TRACK MEN WORK THE YEAR ROUND
Ramon Triche, javelin
Knute Anderson, discus
Larry Wright, shot put
like Niette, pole vault
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Rodney Mize, long jump and triple jump Doug Cook, sprinter
Dane D'avy, triple jump
Larry kees, intermediate hurdles
DEMON THINCLADS MAKE
GOOD SHOWING IN GSC
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NSC NETTERS
MADE THE
COURTS SHINE
WITH THEIR
ABILITIES FOR
THE GAME
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Coach Johnny Emmons
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NSC
Weight
Li f ti ng
WEIGHT LIFTING TEAM: Steve Miller, Lloyd Scallan, and Bob Parker. (Not pictured:
Robert McKillips.)
Miller and Parker display three trophies they won during the year.
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LEFT: Bol> (right) and Lloyd take a few
pointers from veteran Steve Miller.
Lloyd prepares to get it up high.
Steve is in a state of deep concentration.
DEMON LIFTERS
ARE BEST IN THE
SOUTHERN REGION
Here Steve is preparing his load.
116— Sports
Northwestern 's womens basket-
ball squad shot to a 3-0 record to
start their season with a bang. The
girls toppled Stephen F. Austin
58-48, and then made two successful
runs at USL. They whipped South-
western the first time 52-48 and then
set the Cajuns back 95-59.
The outlook was good for the
team this year. They received new
uniforms and were playing a better
schedule than past years. The 16th
Annual Houston College Women's
Basketball Tournament was just one
of the tourneys that they attended.
Mrs. Mary Farris serves as coach for
the team.
Women ?s
Basketball
WOMEN'S VARSITY BASKETBALL: Kneeling, left to right: Fern Martin, Brenda Crumb, Janet Parker, Debbie Myers. Carolyn Comer,Siss) Smith,
and Lou Wiggins. Standing, left to right: Ann McHale, Pat Tauzin, Diane Thomas, Frances Graves, Conna Crawford, Melinda \ oorhies, Yicki Weeks,
and Sheri Hollingsworth.
Sports— 117
EARLY SEASON
SLATE POSTS
EXCELLENT
RECORD
Pat Tauzin
Diane Thomas
Melinda Voorhies
Lou Wiggins
Vicki Weeks
GIRLS SHOW GREAT
IMPROVEMENT OVER
PAST YEARS
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Carolyn Comers
Donna Crawford
PLAY
WITH
PRIDE
FOR
NSC
Sheri Hollingsworth
Janet Parker
Ann McHale
DEMONETTES REPRESENT NSC
LIKE TRUE CHAMPS
Sports- 119
Women's
Varsi ty
Volleyball
Frances Graves
VARSITY VOLLEYBALL SQUAD: Hack row: Fern Martin, Debbie Crane, Frances Graves, Vicki Weeks, and Mrs. Farris, coach. Kneeling: Pat
Tassin, Carolyn Comers, and Jackie Smith.
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Vicki Weeks
Women 's
Jr. Varsity
Volleyball
JR. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL SQUAD: Back row: Janet Parker, Ann McHale, Sissy Smith and Mrs. Farris, coach. Kneeling: Penny Parker,
Beth Crane, Becky Hudson, and Jackie Smith.
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THE GIRLS
WORKED WELL
JUST AS THEY
PLAY WELL
Debbie Crane
Carolyn Comers
Pat Tauzin
Fern Martin
Janet Parker
VOLLEYBALL TEAMS HAVE
GOOD SEASON IN 1970
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Intramural
Sports
Winner of cross country race
Football action
Lining up for the cross country race
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Youth, a time
of energy,
finds many
ways to share
and become
involved. We
were the
vibrant life
of NSC. We
gave our
energies freely.
Participation— 125
Alpha Beta
Alpha
Officers: (left to right) Row 1: Mary
Anne Ellzey (president), Charlotte
Broussard (vice-president), Sharon
Kelley (corresponding secretary), Kay
Gray (Parliamentarian),
Row 2: Mary Ann Rabalais (reporter),
Susan Tanner (treasurer), Pain Staten
(secretary).
(left to right). How 1 : Kathy Nettles, Joyce Wade, Mary Anne Ellzey, Elaine Guillot.
How 2: Dorene llawkes, Irene Morgel, Sara Beth Tanner, Beverly James.
Row .'{: Cathy Pelt, Sharon Kelly, Carolyn Raines, Rhonda Royal.
Row 4: Kay Gray, Charlotte Broussard, Janice Snow, Mary Ann Rabalais, Connie Pine, Susan Tanner.
Row 5: Mariann Strange, Gloria Trahan, Margaret Johc, Pam Staten.
Row (>: Sharon Duty, Mrs. Kern Christensen, (sponsor), Edith Bush, Mrs. Dorothy Hanks, (sponsor)
L26 Organizations
Alpha Lambda
Delta
Officers: (left to right) Gloria Turner
(senior advisor), Lark Christy (treasurer),
Barbara Guillot (keeper of the grades),
Bonnie Beamon (social chairman), Mae
Blanchard (president), Ida Killough
(secretary), Mrs. Trunzler (advisor). Not
pictured: M. Andries (historian), C. Hazel
(vice president).
(left to right) Row 1 : Barbara Guillot, Ida Killough. Bonnie Beamon, Mae Blanchard, Margaret Andreis, Emily Kay Brouillette.
Row 2: Pam Wright, Judy Carter, Carolyn Breedlove, Cynthia Phillips, Sissy Hubley.
Row 3: Merrill Neck, Bonnie Martin, Bonnie Lovegren, Lark Christy.
Row 4: Sandra Caudle, Mary Ann Rabalais, Sherry Dyson, Sherry Memtsas, Esther Kunce, Elaine McFatter, Eugenia Memtsas, Kay Gray.
Row 5: Gloria Turner, (senior advisor), Mamie Trunzler (sponsor), Nancy Stroschein, Frances Gail Martin.
Organizations— 1 27
Associ ated
Men
Students
As the largest men's organization at Northwestern, the A MS has the
objectives of promoting the general welfare of men students; serving as a
means of communication between the men students and the administration,
particularly as regards dormitory affairs; and stimulating good citizenship
and responsibility among men students. All undergraduate men students are
members of the AMS.
Residents of each men's dormitory elect representatives who serve on a
council within their dormitory, and who also represent their dormitory in
the AMS Legislative Branch. The Legislative Branch deals with male student
affairs on a college-wide basis. Off-campus men are represented on the
Legislative Branch by male students chosen at large from the off-campus
enrollment.
AMS Officers:
(left to right)
Adviser
Fred Bosarge
President
James R. (Spanky) Baker
Secretary
Clifton Miller
Vice-President
Bill Thrash
Dorm Council Representatives
1 28— Organizations
Associ ated
Women Students
AWS and AMS working together.
The AWS is composed of all
women students on campus and is a
member of the Inter-collegiate As-
sociation of Women Students. Elect-
ed representatives from each resi-
dence hall serve on the AWS Council
through which the women have a
voice in their government. Its pur-
pose is to promote the intellectual,
social and spiritual welfare of women
students; to develop in students a
sense of responsibility, cooperation
and friendship; and to uphold high
social and academic standards among
students in college.
(left to right) Sissy Hubley, Sophomore representative to the Judiciary Board; Carolyn Ehrhardt, Junior representative to the Judiciary Board:
Eugenie Memtsas, Publicity Chairman, Linda Henderson, President; Janet Churchman, Vice-President; Brenda Stanly. [RWS Representative;
Lynn Killen, Secretary: Shirley Memtsas, Treasurer.
Organizations
Beta Gamma
Psi
Row 1: (left to right) Lance Beckett, Secretary; Travis Bolton, Vice-President; Henry Adley;
Pat Green; Herman Fontenot, Treasurer;
Row 2: Henry Burns, President: Ronnie Broadway; Edward Huckie; Earl G. Thames,
Adviser; (not present) John Beck, Sue Dearman, Nelson Herman, Mike Smith, William
Richardson.
Beta
Beta
Beta
Row 1 : Warren Lambard; Thomas Hardaway; Suzanne McElwee; Michael Pistorius;
Row 2: Dr. James C. Lin; Dr. James A. Price (sponsor); Dr. Burton R. Buckley, Mr. Kenneth
R. Williams; Patrick Murphy, David Hay den;
Row 3: Mr. Dick Stalling, Dr. W. G. Erwin: Dr. Robert I!. Hamilton; Jim Ledoux; kirh\
Ramsey; Dr. Robert E. Noble; Ron Distefano. (not pictured) Greg Bell; Connie Conine.
130 Organizations
Blue Key is a national honor fraternity whose purpose is service to the
college and fellow students. Membership requires an overall 2.5 academic
average, membership and officership in at least two campus organizations, a
junior standing and 90% affirmative vote of the chapter.
Blue
Key
Row 1 (top to bottom): Bill Loftin; Robert Anglin, Treasurer; Warren Lambard; Henry Burns; James Jeansonne, Reporter; Mike Decambre;
Steven Rhodes; Barry Barr, Vice-President;
Row 2: Ronald Mayeaux,; Randy Jackson; John Ramsey; Ben Rushing, Jr., Alumni Secretary; Travis Bolton; John Gallemore; Allen Posey; Bill
Allbritten, President;
Row 3: Ronald McBride, Historian; Tommy Regina; Kevin Crowe; Dean Leonard Nichols, Sponsor; Johnny Wanger; Chuck Soileau; Kirbey
Ramsey; Robert Throgmorton.
Organizations- 131
Circle K
The Circle K is a national service
organization with intentions of help-
ing and bettering the school and
community. Membership is open to
male students of good character and
a scholastic average of 2.0 with
sufficient interests in the Club. Circle
K is sponsored by, but not part of,
The Kiwanis Club of Natchitoches,
Louisiana. The organization func-
tions at all college activities giving
the members an opportunity to take
a part in securing the continuance of
our heritage and in providing, for the
preservation of the free world, for
one day the future of America will
be the hands of these young men.
Officers (left to right): Seated— Linda Henderson (sweetheart), Ronnie Brown, Ronnie
Morrow. Standing— Tommy Johnson (faculty advisor), Dwight Boudreaux, Dale Brouillette.'
Members (left to right): Byron Lemoine, Ronnie Brown, Ted Brasher, Woody Schick, Ronnie Morrow, John Norton, John Burgin, Dwight
Boudreaux, Buzz Scott.
132— Organizations
/
Campus
Girl Scouts
iMembers (left to right) Row 1: Pat Smith,
1st vice-pres.; Tonia Scallan, 2nd vice-pres.
Row 2: Sherryll Morse, Parliamentarian;
Charlotte Broussard, pres.;
Row 3: Charlotte Sandoz, historian; Mrs.
Fern Christensen, sponsor. ( Not Shown):
V ickie Eakin, Corresponding secretary,
Marie Ward, recording secretary, Janice
Chandler, Treasurer.)
Contemporary Dancers
dembers (left to right) Row 1: Cindy Coker, Liza Pilola, Susan Smith, Barbara Robertson,
low 2: Gloria James, Peggy Landry, Theresa Norris, Mel Lambert, Jane Howard, Diana Webb.
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Organizations— 133
Davis
Players
Officers: (Left-right)
President:
Tonum I )avis
Secretary:
Margret Jobe
Treasurer:
Boh ( lo \
Vice-President:
Bruce Friedman
|).i\i- l'la\er> strive to develop lalenl in
dramatic work and to cultivate a taste for
the best in drama.
Members (left-right) seated first row Susan Fhlcrs, Dr. Edna West, Margaret Jobe, Bob Cox, Tommy Davis, Bruce Friedman, second row— Ann
Stout, Carla Spears, Louella Bains, Lynn Kimball, Una-Marie Willits, Lucas Lupo, third row-Claudia Moore, Judy Johnson, Jerry Johnson,
Stephen Stannard, Doug Stannard, Abigail Hahn, fourth row-Don McCaa, Mr. Ray A. Schexnider, Mr. Bill Basham, Mr. George Stewart,
Donnie Couvillion, fifth row— Joseph Lunt
Organizations 134
Demon NSC Wind Ensemble
Members— Flutes; Barbara Willis, Stanley Savant, Maureen Driscoll, Oboes: Robert Krause,
Barbara Gaeddert, Bassoons; Alice McGee, Janelle Traban, Clarinets; Rick Lacy, Ron
Brigmon, Paul Weller, Mike Williiord, David Butler, Ray Morrison, Beverly Reeves, Katby
Albritton, Rita Addison, Wanda Cbicola, Vickie Brinkley, Saxophones; Yvonne McLambre,
Rinkie Williamson, Phillip Evans, James Hooter, Cornets: Charles Pace, Craig Bush, Bill
Sheppert, Randy Frame, Tom Torpy, Eddie Farabough, Horns: Craig Pratt, Glen Welman, Kay
Jones, Wayne Woodall. Trombone: Bill Conerly, Dale Ward, Al Hobson, Jim Muse, Baritone;
Carolyn Donovan, Phillip Moon, Larry Powell, Richard Fletcher, James Seymore, Leo Murray,
Ronnie Berry, Marimba; Judy Carter, Timpani; Steven Hitt, String Bass; Richard Rose
The NSC Wind Ensemble in its second year of existence enjoyed a most
successful year of musical experiences. The members of this organization
dedicate themselves to the highest principle set forth by the College Band
Directors National Association— "the College Band .... a serious and distinctive
medium of musical expression ... of vital service and importance to its
members, its institution, and its art."
Director— J. Robert Smith
Organizations— 1 35
Demon Marching
Band
The 150-member Demon March-
ing Band is comprised of students
from all parts of Louisiana, as well as
from many different sections of the
United States.
Each student has his own per-
sonal interest as evidenced in the
diversity of majors being pursued by
band members. These majors include
business, psychology, mathematics,
microbiology, social science, speech,
ROTC, nursing, music, and all phases
of the education field.
Fifty students are majoring in
music.
The 1970 graduating members of
the Demon Band included eleven
public school band directors, the
largest group in any single semester at
NSC.
While there is diversity of
academic interests among Demon
Band members, all have one common
desire— to produce top-notch enter-
tainment for football fans during
every half-time performance. The
group worked together as a well-knit
unit to produce exciting, spirited
shows for all home games and for
many out-of-town contests.
The Demon Band concludes its
marching activities for the year by
participating in the annual Natchi-
toches Christmas Festival Parade.
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Flutes— Barbara Willis, Stanley Savant, Maureen Driseoll, Gayle Nesom, Carolyn Chatelain,
Julia Sanders, Alice McGee, Sally Box, Robert Earl Oliver and Kathleen Knieper.
Clarinets— Richard Lacy, Ron Brigman, Paul Weller, David Butler, Mike Williford, Janelle
Trahan, Beverly Reeves, Wanda Chicola, Kathleen Allhrittou, Raymond Morrison, Johanna
Clinesmith, Rita Addison, and Robert Wilder.
Bass Clarinets— Rosemary Mathews and Vickie Brinkley
Alto Saxophones— Yvonne McLamore, Carol Perkins, Susie Haynes, Rinkie Williamson, Kathy
Comeaux, Kerry Dubae, Mike Norris, and Virginia Rabalais.
Tenor— Phil Evans, Shane Bordelon, Jim Carter, and James Hooter.
Baritone— David Mitchell and Glennella Vidrine.
Cornets— Judy Coker, Charles Pace, Craig Bush, Bill Sheppert, Randy Frame, Tom Torpy,
Edward Farabough, Leonard Casson, Liz Lucia, Ronnie Brasher, Mike Smith, Lance Lambdin,
Johnny Wall, Diana Johnson, Danny Palmer, Sherry Hollingsworth, Mallory Walden, Charles
Horton, Judy Stokes, and Man Williams.
French Horn— Glen Welman, Craig Pratt, Kay Jones, Wayne Woodall, Mary Ann McDonald,
Dawn Autry, Irene Morgel, Vickie Morgel, Robert Lindsey, and Charlotte Mills.
Trombone— Bill Conerly, Les Steele, Carolyn Donovan, Al Hobson, Jack Morrish, John
Keppell, Jim Muse, James Maxwell, Tommy Tynes, and Dale Ward.
Euphonium-Philip Moon, Mary Roberts, Philip Knowles, J. D. Harris, and Robert Savant.
Bass— Larry Powell, Richard Fletcher, Ron Spiller, James Daniel, Tommy Bogue and Stanley
Loyd.
Percussion— Steve Hitt, James Seymour, Lee Murray, Johnette Johnston, Ron Berry, Dale
Shaw, Rick Jonas, Eddie Boutte, Joyce Johnston, Debbie Kirclmer, Tommy Davis, Don
Foster, David Mayer, DeeDee Hudson, Louie Frederick, Cynthia Jonas, Judy Carter, and
Jeannette.
Drum Majors— Tommy Tynes, Dale Ward.
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Demon Marching Band Members continued
from page 136
Color Guard— Karen Menge, Melvina Naik,
Cheryl Ramsey, Sandra Raines, Rebecca
Richard, Demetris Lovelady, Debbie Jones.
Mary Bird, Mary Beach, Brenda Grant,
Kathv Lawn.
Majorettes— Linda Williams, Sandra
Godeau, Gayle Moody, Kathy Lee, Vicky
Chandler, Charlotte Gunter, Charlotte
Sullivan, Star Autry, Lynette Ater, Linda
Amnions, Joanne Sullivan.
Dancers— Peggy Landry, Cindy Coker,
Michelle Dupont. Brenda McElwee, Linda
Baton, Mary Koury, Merrill Neck, Janet
Futrell, Vickie Stothart, Penni Coker, Carla
McCain, Karen Spain, Kay McKnight, Joan
Wegman.
John Raush, Assistant Director; J. Robert
Smith, Director
James Seymour plays his music intently.
The NSC Marching Band spends many long hours perfecting the shows which it performs
at Demon football games.
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Euthenics
Club
OFFICERS: Seated-Brenda Stanly, First V. Pres.: Hallie Miller Pres.; Patti Churchman,
Second V. Pres.; Maxine Southerland, Adv..
Standing— Phyllis Loupe, Trea.: Margaret Andries, Hist: Barbara Melcher, Pub. Chairman: Patti
Eskew, Pub. Chairman: Glenda Comeaux, Sec: Stephni Farabee, Parliamentarian.
Row 1 : (left to right) Theresa D'Angelo, kathy McLain, Emily Smith
Row 2: Wanda Saves, Stephni Farabee, Vicki Churchman, Dorothy Fair, Dana Roundtree. Hallie Miller.
Row 3: Patti Eskew, Bonnie Martin, Kathy Gray, Alexis Pharris, Patti Churchman, Annette Labry, Barbara Melcher. Glenda Comeaux.
Phyllis Loupe.
Organizations— 1 39
Geology Club
OFFICERS:
Vice-President—
Randy McKnight
Advisor—
Dr. John D. Waskoin
President-
Johnny Wanger
Secretary-
Timothy Poston
Treasurer-
Herman Lawson
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(left to right) Seated Linda Billimek; R. L. Colvard, Jr.; Randy McKnight, Johnny Wanger; Bob Parker; Herman Lawson; Timothy Poston.
Standing: Dr. John D. Waskom; Bill Hatcher; Ashley Disotell; Katy Ward; Rodney Miller; Charles Jackson; David Tarver; and Nolan LeBlanc, Jr.
140 -Organizations
Hearing
And
Speech Club
OFFICERS:
Seated
Secretary-
Linda Arthur
President—
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Row 1: Renee Marshall, Linda Arthur, Carolyn Landry, Norma Oliver, Annie Lewis, Ruth Pierson, Diane Rachal, Joyce White.
Row 2: John Mitchell, Emily Brouillette, Judy Smith, Gail Murphy, Lynn Tate, Suzanne Ortego, Sunny Hogan, Rosalyn Scroggs.
Row 3: Ralph Pinckley.
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OFFICERS OF KAPPA
DELTA PI are (left to
rijili t) Dr. Thomas Clinton,
sponsor and treasurer;
Veta Ann Medica, secre-
tary; and Ernestine
Wroten, president.
Kappa Delta Pi
Kappa Delta Pi is a National Honorary Society in education to encourage high
professional intellectual and personal standards, and to recognize outstanding contributions
to education. A member must maintain above "B" average, be of junior or sending
classification, and receive an invitation.
LI l,(t\\ (lel'l lo right) are: Row I: Chris Maxwell. Tltea Sheppard. Lonlta Lazarus, and Phyllis Lee. Low 2: Ernestine
Wroten, Cecile Culp, Veta Ann Medica, and Mary Ann Ellzey. Row 3: Dr. Thomas Clinton (faculty sponsor). Officers not
shown are Janice Bennett, 1st vice president; Bonnie McNeely, 2nd vice president; and Georgia Kennison, reporter-historian.
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Military Science
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The daily lowering and raising of the flag is a military tradition at N.S.C.
Organizations— 143
Lt. Colonel Charles Avery
Professor and Head of Military Science
and Tactics.
Major Clifford Eby,
Assistant Professor of Military Science
Major Billy J. Cone
Regular
Army
Staff
Captain Paul K. Lister,
Assistant Professor of Military Science.
Staff Members (left to right): MSC Alvin Fowler, SGM James 0. Davis, SSG Johnny L.
George.
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Reserved Officers Training Corps
This year the Reserve Officer Training Corps celebrated its
nineteenth birthday on the Northwestern campus. NSC has one
of the finest military departments in the South and places
emphasis on the development of leadership and military apti-
tude. Upon completion of the advanced course, the graduate is
eligible for a commission as Second Lieutenant in the Regular
Army or the Army Reserve.
When the President of the United States appoints a commis-
sioned officer in the United States Army - one knows that he
has made the most of his potential - for his country's sake as
well as his own.
The cadets participated in almost all of the extracurricular
activities which contributed greatly toward making ROTC one
of the leading organizations on campus.
Cadet Corps Staff
Iembers of ROTC Staff (left to right)
Row 1 : Cadet Col. Thomas Swindell, Sponsor Marcie Fowler, Sponsor Kathv Collier, Sponsor Ann Mathis.
Row 2: Lt. Col. James Jeansonne, I. G. Maj. Jerry Masters, S-l, Maj. John Foster, Capt. Ronald Spiller, S-2, Maj. Paul Peyton S-3,Capt. Donald
Johnston S-4,
Row 3: Capt. Ralph Young, 1st Lt. Bill Evans, 1st Lt. Joe Gardsbane, 1st Lt. Bob Murphy, 2nd Lt. William Ri<
Row 4: C /Sgt. Roger Opio, Ronnie Thomas, Mike Clark, Ben Swilley, Allen Fertitta.
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A
Company
Company A prepares for mass formation.
Members (left to right):Row 1: Garlon Slav, Bill Allbritten, Bob Throgmorton, Sherman Doolittle, Vicki Hutchinson, John Gallemore, Ronald
Smith,
Row 2: Jack Phares, Donald Bennett, Eldon Cook, Walter Creighlon, Dane Dastugue, Wayne McFarland, Rohert Nida, Frank Aught, Barnette
Harp, Stewart frost, Scott Brown,
Bow I: Lavelle Jeane, Paul Maddox, Harold Letz, Thomas Monarch. Donald Johnson, James Foster,
Row 5: Larry De Blieux, Joe Green, Ronald Sewell, Donald Washington, Alex Jones, Alfred Leon,
Row 6: Tim Lynch, Fdward Hall, Otis Dunhoe, Thomas VVhitaker, James Stewart. Mike Thaler.
Row 7: Robert Jackson, John Hammond, August Tuma, Thomas Taggart, Joseph Duval.
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Company
Members (left to right): Row 1: Noah Cox, John Kerley, Al Lewis, Dean Caldwell, Alwyn Phillips, Dehby Gibbs, James Davis, Boh Adkinson
Row 2: Henry Atwood, Pt. Sgt.; Dana Hakes, Alexander Fields, J. L. Feldeis, James Mayston, Robert Banks,
Row 3: William Gaines, Peter Piazza, John Dill, Robert Chance, David Jett,
Row 4: S. P. Gerhardt, Ronald Fields. Thomas Martin, Sterling Baldwin, Robert Lutz, Sherman Fruge.
Organizations— 147
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Company
Instruction is the key effort in becoming an R.O.T.C. officer.
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Members (left to right) Row 1: David Morris, 1st Sgt.; Thomas llardaway, executive officer; Peggy Beasley, sponsor; Joe) Waters, company
commander; John Johnson, guidon bearer
Row 2: Lloyd Scallan, Lou Slegemann, Larry Hall, Carter Perry, Jerry Antee, (den Barnette
Row 3: James Johnson, Harmon Lumpkin, Rodger Sexton, Stephen Maxwell. Johnn> Wall, Thomas \ aughan.
Row I : ( lharles Webb, John Welch. Lobby Brian, Jim Larmoyeaux, J. J. Rambin, Gary Estess
Row .r>: Ldward ( Tame. Miles \le\eel\ , James l!err\ , Joseph ISaseo. David \ arnell, Robert llaire,
Row (>: Mike Niette, Chris Moore. Hill Turner. Gregory Cooper. Lewis Knight, Ralph Green,
Row 7: Robert Ramagos, Stewart Lwing, Robert May, Dennis McClintock, Shannon Springer, Sonny McBride, Tim \nglin
L 48— Organizations
Drum and Bugle Corps
Members (left to right) Row 1: Carol E. Perkins, Robert Oliver, George Roberts, Kent
Gibson, Robert Lindsay,
Row 2: Darryl Lloyd, Vincent Mastracchio, David Lowery, Herbert Perkins,
Row 3: Demond G. Boutte, Ed Hebert, Donald Foster,
Row 4: Charles Fletcher, Emmett Miller, Verbie Ratcliff.
Corps Sponsors
Members (left to right)
Captain
kathv Collier
1st Lt.
Ann Mathis
Captain
Debbie Gibbs
1st Lt.
Carol Perkins
Captain
Vicky Hutchison
Colonel
Marcie Fowler
Marcie Fowler decorates one of the new
sponsers.
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R.O.T.C.
Cadets
Flight
Training
Members (left to rifdit) Kneeling: William
Evans. C/ILt; Charles Verret. C/2Lt; Joey
Waters, C/CPT;
Standing: Ronald Spiller, C/CPT: Donald
C/CPT ON Wing: Noah Cox, C/2Lt.
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Members (left to right) Row I : Ralph Aaron, Joseph Springer, Lavelle Jeanne, Peter Piazza, Jerry McWhecter, eaptian.
Row 2: Robert Adkinson, Roger ' )|>is. Ralph Green, Paul Maddox, James Stewart, Dana Hakes.
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Black Knights demonstrate their famous
flip exchange.
Black Knights
Members (left to right): John L. Johnson,
guidon hearer
Row 1: David Morris, executive officer: Fd
Hill, Gary Estess. Dennis Shinn, Bill Gains,
Kathv Collier, Ronald Thomas, Commanding
officer;
Row 2: Robert Haire, Miles McNeely, Ken
Francis, Don Sewood,
Row 3: Scott Brown. Bill Turner. John Welch,
Mien Feritta.
Row 4: Dana Hakes, Joe Lovis. Bruce Welsh.
Ronald Fields. David Jett.
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Halftime ceremony performed by Black Knights and R.O.T.C. Cadets at Homecoming game.
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Presentation by Henry Burns of new R.O.T.C. flag to Corps of Cadets in the latter part of Nov. Left-right: Corps Commander, Thomas
Swindell: Leo Sanford; President, Arnold Kilpatrick: and Lt. Col. Charles Avery.
Organizations 153
The Neptune Club
(left to right) Row 1: George Gray— Coach & Water Show Director, Mrs. Don McKinney— Coach & Sponsor,
Row 2: Returning Letterman: Lynn Shivers— President, Gayle Yester— Vice-President, Susan Iman, Sandra Caudle, Besty Wentzel, Jeff Nelken.
Row 3: Cissy Smith, Donna Kavalawski— Wardrobe Mistress, Claudia Glass, Beverly Torges, Monica Botts— Sec.-Treas., Julie Loughran, Pat
Gilmore.
Row 4: Bill Stevens, Lynn McEachern, John Will, Joe O'Neal, Jane Day— Pub. Chairman, and Mary Lubee.
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Christmas Water Show
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The purpose of the club is to promote swimming, diving, synchronized swimming, competitive swimming and physical
fitness. Membership is open to all men and women students of NSC who have passed their intermediate swim test. People
from all over the state come to see the winter water show which is presented annually.
Organiz ations — 1 5 5
Cheerleaders
Mike Fontenot
Melanie Lee
Curry Miller, head cheerleader
Patty Page
I .ear) Klingman
Rudolph Burnette
Jo Pease
Dianna Phillips
David Watts
Mademoiselles
First Row (I to r): Suzanne McElwee, Carla McCain, Merrill Neck, Liz Koury, Karen Spain, Penni Coker, Cindy Coker.
Second How: Peggy Landry, Janet Futrell, Juan Wegmann, Linda Lalon, Kay McKnight, Vicki Stothart, Michelle Dupont.
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Twirlers
(left to right) Charlotte Gunter, Starr
Aulrv, Gayle Moody, Vicki Chandler,
Linda Williams (head twirler), Kathy Lee,
Joan Sullivan, Sandra Goudeau. Charlotte
Sullivan
Pom-Pon Squad
Center (left to right): Alternates, Cynthia Riser, Kathleen Greenard, Linda Wilhurn.
Outside: Pam Chandler, Darlene Davis, Susan Smith, Claudia Neal, Mel Lambert, Nelda Durbin (captain), Linda Sepulvado, Patsv Russell,
Sandra Durbin, Mary Stewart.
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Counci 1
Officers: Bottom to Top
Secretary-
Joe Davis, Kappa Sigma
1st V. President—
Mike Heibel, Sigma Tan Gamma
President-
James Genovese, Tau Kappa Epsilon
2nd V. President—
Dwight Boudreaux, Pi Kappa Phi
Treasurer—
Randy Bouknight, Kappa Sigma
Parliamentarian-
Cecil Campbell, Sigma Tau Gamma
It is the purpose of the Interfra-
ternity Council to fulfill four object-
ives: to promote harmony and a
cooperative relationship among the
five social fraternities of the campus,
to foster and maintain a high respect
for fraternity and interfraternity re-
lationships within our college, to
maintain high scholastic, moral,
social and personal standards, and to
compile and enforce rules for the
improving of the fraternity system
on campus. By pursuing these goals
the campus social fraternity mem-
bers more fully realize the true
meaning of Greek life. By working
together they achieve a more positive
and unified existence.
(left to right): Row I: Bob Chaler, Joe Davis, James Genovese;
Row 2: Bruce Kevil, Mike Heibel, Bob Murphy;
Row 3: B. J. Cunningham, Sonny Miles, Dwight Boudreaux;
Row 4: Cecil Campbell, Lee Fisher, Randy Bouknight, Rick Slaton.
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Panhelleni c
Counci 1
Officers and Sr. Delegates:
Bottom to Top
President
Sherry Hale Delta Zeta
V. President-
Lynda Henderson Tri Sigma
Scribe-
Janet Churchman Sigma Kappa
Treasurer-
Mary Ford Alpha Sigma
Historian—
Gayle Moody Phi Mu
The purpose of the North-
western State College Panhellic
Council are four-fold: to promote
scholarship, high character, a better
understanding of the Greek World,
and harmony among the Greek
organizations.
A member of the National Pan-
hellenic Conference, the Panhellenic
Council serves as the governing body
of the five N.S.C. sororities on cam-
pus. It sponsors campus projects
which include a convocation for
Freshman girls and an all-Greek
Christmas Carol Sing. Scholarship
among the women students at N.S.C.
is encouraged by the Council with
the presentation of a Freshman
Scholarship Award each year.
Jr. Delegates— Bottom to Top: Pat Tynes DZ, Rene Gibson Sigma Kappa, Carrie McClelland
Alpha Sigma Alpha, and Diane Gormley.
Organizations— 1 6 1
Sigma Tau
Gamma
A Chain of Honors. . . .The first local fraternity to receive a charter at NSC, 49
years ago. Januarj 19, 1929, marks the date of the founding of the first national
fraternity at Northwestern State College. . .Sigma Tau Gamma. The first fraternity to
buy a house off-campus where the members live and work together. First to have a live
mascot. . .a St. Bernard. . .1 \l . First to s\ nibolize the light of their brotherhood. . .an Eternal Flame.
Nationally. Sigma Tau Gamma has been founded first at more colleges than any other fraternity. More than two-thirds
of their chapters have the distinction of being the oldest fraternity on their respective campuses. Thus, Sigma Tau
Gamma. . .the
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Alpha Sigma Alpha
Beth Pugh
Kathy Sanders
Rosalyn Schwarz
(left to right) Rosalyn Schwarz, Treasurer; Carrie McClelland, President; Candy Gates,
Secretary; and Mary Frances Ford, Vice-President.
Sharon Calhoun
Candice Cates
Kathleen Crowley
Mary Frances Ford
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Alpha Sigma Alpha
In the year Nineteen Hundred One. five college girls at picturesque Longwood College, located in Farmville,
Virginia, formed a sorority named Alpha Sigma Alpha. On the Northwestern campus in 1930, Psi Psi chapter was
established. Today, the Greek letters ASA grace the doors of sixty chapters in the United States. Each chapter can be
identified by its jewels, the pearl and the ruby; by its colors, pearl white and crimson, palm green and gold; and by its
flowers, the Aster and the Narcissus. Alpha Sigma Alpha members know the value of sharing common ideals and
organized activities with their sisters in a nation-wide sorority.
Throughout the year are many enjoyable and rewarding experiences that draw ASA members into a spirit of
sisterhood. This year all the Alpha Sigs recall the Award's Banquet. INSPECTION by Elaine Rah aim, painting the
house. Summer Workshop plans made at 4 A.M., State Fair Weekend, Slumber Parties, Phoenix Ball, and many other
funtions. The members of ASA strive always to maintain the traditions and standards of Alpha Sigma Alpha while they
are reminded always of their motto— Aspire, Seek, Attain.
Johanna Clinesmith
Clydeanna Cobb
Robin Creighton
Randy Little
Carrie McClelland
Melina Potwin
Barbara Woodard
Lester Fife,
Man of the Year
Organizations— 165
Delta Zet»
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(left lo right) Sue Hutchins, Rec. Sec; Susan Brumfield, President; Claire Mahfouz, 2nd V.P.;
Wendy Bedgood, 1st V.P.; Pat Green, Treas.; Sherry Strickland, Historian.
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Row 1 (page 166, left to right): Carol Almand, Sharon Baker, Wendy Bedgood, Mary
Bernard, Margaret Blandin, Deborah Borel, Susan Brumfield, Cheryl Campbell
Row 2 (page 166): Martha Cathey, Becky Coleman, Connie Conine, Alma Crowder,
Debbie Davis, Gay Davis, Elian Daye, Jan Dodson (page 167) Mary Douglas, Verlyn
Dupree, Nonnie Edwards, Dorothy Fair, Kristine Gauthier
Row 3: (page 166): Linda Green, Pat Green, Myrtle Guidry, Kaye Gurney, Sherry Hale,
Sharon Helo, Jan Henson, Pam Hooper, (page 167) Marilyn Huffman, Sue Hutchins, Susie
Idom, Patricia Jarrell, Kathy Koehler,
Row 4: (page 166): Betty Laningham, Claire Mahfouz, Bonnie Martin, Mary Anna
McClure, Lynn Miller, Sharon Montgomery, Mary E. Napoli. Beth Oram, (page 167) Ruth
Pierson, Margaret Rose Prudhomme, Judith Reese, Cynthia Riser, Jane Sanders
Row 5 (page 166): Kay Spann, Jeanine Stewart, Sherry Strickland, Anne Stinson, Scott
Thompson, Pat Tynes, Karen Walters, Rebecca Wiggins, (page 167) Bonnie Williams.
Linda Sue Wilson, Debbie Wing, Pam Wright, Miss Phyllis Brown (sponsor), Tom Woltz
(man of the Year).
Founded 1902
Installed 1927
Colors Old Rose and Vieux Green
Flower Killarney Rose
The distinctive Roman lamp,
Killarney Rose and glittering diamond
shines before the world as a symbol of
love and sisterhood. The oldest social
sorority on campus, Delta Zeta seeks
to develop all social, cultural and
educational aspects of our members'
lives.
Both the sorority and community
are benefited by Delta Zeta's Philan-
thropies, which include presents to
Navajo Indian children, carolling at
the Natchitoches Parish Hospital and
at the homes of our alumni. Delta
Zeta also participates in all phases of
college life with members active in
Student Government. Purple Jackets,
Pom Pon Girls, and Fraternity Sweet-
hearts.
During the year Epsilon Beta had
a busy social calendar. A spaghetti
party for pledges, a weenie roast,
annual slumber party, the pledges'
Christmas party, open house for Mom
and Dad's Day, a Founders' Day
reception, and a Christmas party were
highlighted by the spring formal.
Delta Zeta is a sorority which has
enriched the lives of its members and
brought them closer together through
lasting bonds of friendship.
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KAPPA ALPHA
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(left to right) Sonny Miles, No. I; Bill Rowe, No. Ill; Ralph DeKemper, No. II; Randy Gente,
No. IV; Don Kannady, No. IX.
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Row 1 (page 170): Dennis Barker, Louie Bernard. Edward Blanehard. Gary Bostie. Warren
Bostwick, Ronnie Bradford, Ed Breedlove, Dean Caldwell, Bill Bailey Carter.
Row 2: (page 170): Thomas Cascia, Arthur Clingman, Kirby Cole, John Coleman. Harold
Cornett, Stephen DeCuir. Ralph DeKemper, (page 171) Joe Dill. Monty Doggett, Paul Ferriss,
Greg Founds. Don Gadd'is, Kenneth Gaines,
Row 3 (page 170): Randv Gentz. Rick Githens. Johnny Guinn, Donnie Hiers, Dale Hebert.
James Bruce Hobby, Buddy Howard, Don Kannady, (page 171) Don Kendrick. John King, Jim
Larmoyeux, Louis Ledef , Ronnie Ledet, Jackie Lewis.
Row 4 (page 170): Lennie Lyle, Randy Magness, Robert Maloney, Stephen Maxwell, Rick
McMillan, Sonny Miles, Malcolm Morris, Professor George Mullins, sponser, (page 171) Dale
Nix, David Owens, Jim Pierson. Mike Poole. J. J. Rambin, III, Mitch Reed, Vernon Richie.
Row 5 (page 170): Ray Riser, Steve Roan, Bill Rowe. Glenn Supp, David Shaw. Johnny Smith,
James Stevens, Lam Stiles, (page 171) Adrian Strother, John Taylor, Donnie Whitehead. Craig
Whitley, Stacy Williams. Clay Willis, Randy Willis, Tommy Wright. Sue McAndrews. (KA Rose).
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Founded 1865
Installed 1963
Colors: Crimson and Old Gold
Flower: Rose and Magnolia
Kappa Alpha Order had its
origin at Washington College,
Lexington, Virginia, on Decem-
ber 18, 1865, soon after General
Robert E. Lee became president
of that institution. The Order is
the only Greek organization
truly representative of Southern
ideals and tradition; a society of
college men who possess the
qualities of a gentlemen as exem-
plified in the life and character
of General Robert E. Lee.
General Lee holds a special place
in the hearts of the KA's as the
Spiritual Founder of Kappa
Alpha Order. Gamma Psi Chapter
holds the biggest social event of
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the Northwestern campus, "Old
South Weekend/* Each spring a
week-end is set aside for celebra-
tion reminiscent of the Ante-
bellum South. It includes a pa-
rade, lawn party, "Share-
cropper's Ball," and is climaxed
by the "Old South Ball." Other
activities include Tech Weekend,
The Natchitoches Retarded
Children's Christmas party and
Easter Egg Hunt, and Convivium
(the celebration of General
Robert E. Lee's birthday.) The
Alumnus Advisor is Mr. Joe T.
Lewis, faculty sponsor is George
Mullins, and the KA Rose is Miss
Sue McAndrews.
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(left to right) Randy Bouknight, Grand Master; Luke Thomas, Grand Procurator;
Manuel Chavez, Grand Scribe.
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Kappa Si gma
Row 1 (left to right) (page 172): Dewey Altord. Darrell Baker, Thad Bailes, Robert Baird.
Rocky Berlin.
Row 2 (page 172): Ken Berry, Billy Borskey, Randy Bouknight, Jimmy Boyd, Larry
Breaux, (page 173) Rusty Bryant, Craig Buller, Manuel Chavez, Jay Clapp, Lyndon
Collingsworth,
Row 3 (page 172): John D'Anna, Ernie Durfee, Mike Esslinger, Tom Gresham, Kenneth
Guidry, Charlie Hall, David Harding, Steve Harkins, (page 173) Danny Heard, John
Henry, Sammy Hill, Ron Hooper, Mike Hoyt, Larry Hudnell, Malcolm Hynson, Randall
Hynson,
Row 4 (page 172): Meyer Irby, Jack Jackson, Jim James, Chris Kalstone, Tommy Keener,
Charles Knicely, Lenny Lewis, (page 173) George Livers, Mike McConnell, Mark
Montgomery, William Nolan, Norris Sills, Sam Pernici, Lee Posey,
Row 5 (page 172): David Precht, Charles Rhodes, Paul Robinson, Wayne Schneider, Tom
Shoalater, Kurt Simpson, Doug Spears, (page 173) Edwin Theriot, Dale Thibodeaux,
Luke Thomas, Stephen VanSickle, Greg Vitrano, Bernard Wait, Charles Weaver, Ronald
Whatley, Larry Wright.
Founded 1869
Installed 1966
Colors: Scarlet, White, and Emerald
Flower: Lily of the Valley
Kappa Sigma celebrated its
centennial this year. Formerly a
secret society at the University of
Virginia, the Kappa Sigma Fraternity
has expanded throughout the United
States to more than one hundred
thousand initiates. Brotherhood is
the basis of Kappa Sigma, and
Theta-Mu held various activities
throughout the year to preserve this
traditional bond. Kappa Sigma has
been in existence only four years
here at NSC and has managed to be
one of the two Greek organizations
on campus to successfully house an
off-campus residence. Formerly the
Baptist Student Union, the new
Kappa Sigma House has been com-
pletely remodeled and furnished to
house a suitable number of members.
This year has been one of work and
play for the brothers. Theta-Mu had
a successful season in intramurals,
was active in campus organizations
and partied as usual. The Christmas
and Spring Formals, "Roaring 20's",
keg parties, and a number of ban-
quets rounded out a constructive as
well as social calendar.
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Row 1 (Page 176): Caroline Adams. Lynette Ater, Carol Bateman, Brenda Beckett.
Carolyn Breedlove, Rhonda Bright..
Row 2 (Page 176): Kathe Cathey, Audry Cowgill, Linda Cunningham, Winnie Darphin.
Ellyce Dupree, Susan Ehlers, (Page 177) Diane Gormley, Sandra Goudeau, Ginnie
Gulledge, Karen Gulledge (Page 176).
Row 3: Jill Hughes. Karen Jayne, Amo Johnson, Cheryl Jones, Kathy Kacuneli, Ann
Lambert, (Page 177), Melanie Lee, Karen McCoy, Janice Melton, Gayle Moody, Martha
Moreau. Evie Norman.
Row 4 (Page 176): Marsha Owen, Ann Marie Owens, Lorraine Perkins, Cynthia Phillips,
Dehbie Sevice, Doris Simmons, (Page 177) Kay Siphers, Karen Smith. Charlotte Sullivan,
Joanne Sullivan, Tamara Upchurch, Jim Knapp (Phi Mu Man of the Year).
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FOUNDED 1852
INSTALLED 1967
Colors: Rose and While
Flower: Rose Carnation
Cultural accomplishment, aca-
demic achievement, high moral
standards, service to those less for-
tunate, and attainment of an ideal of
Nobel Womanhood— these are the
principles Phi Mu was founded on,
March 4, 1852, on the Wesley an
Campus in Macon, Georgia.
A big aspect of Phi Mu remains
evident in the opening lines of the
creed— "To lend to those less for-
tunate a helping hand." Phi Mu's
everywhere working and striving for
the same goals of helping others,
contributing her share of work in
projects, such as the Hospital Ship
S.S. Hope and a sponsorship of a
local girl scout troop. Through this
dedication to national services,
members receive the reward of inner
contentment and satisfaction. The
spring Formal, when our man of the
year is announced, is the highlight of
the spring semester. Through every
activity, be it service or social. Phi
Mu continues to develop the true
bond of sisterhood by working to-
gether.
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(left to right) Hollis R. Thompson, Chaplain; John Oden, Historian; John Burgin,
Secretary; Steve Wiggins, Warden; David Sanders, Treasurer; Dwight Boudreaux,
Vice-President; Rick Slaton, President.
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Pi
Kappa
Row 1 (page 178): Donnie Arnold, Andy Bachman, Kenneth Bailey, Everett Baker,
Jerrv Baxter, Tommy Baxter, Jay Baynard, Joe Beck. Pat Berry, Bob Bitowski.
Row 2 (page 178): Willard Boone, Dwight Boudreaux. Brian Broussard, Charlie
Brown, Virgil Brumlev, John Burgin, Rudy Burnette, Pat Burns, Cecil Carter,
Charles Carter, (page 179) Charles Cooley, Brent Cortez, Lyn Dalton, Jon Dill,
James Duplichan, Phillip Evans.
Row 3 (page 178): Russel Evans, Tommy Ferguson, George Fink, Harold Foils.
Ronnie Fontenot, Phillip Gauthier, Hugh Gentry, Greg Griffith, Billy Coins. Lam
Gracie, (page 179) Brent Gros, Conroy Guillot, Bill Hatcher, Reggie Harvey.
Richard Horton. Dick Howell.
Row 4 (page 178): Gary Johnson, Donnie Keith, Michael Landry, Jody Lafield,
George Mandeville, Val Marmillion, Don Martin, Donnie Martin, Steve McCutcheon,
Jim McDowell, (page 179) Neil McFarland, Jerry McQuillen, David Morgan, John
Murray, Junior Nobles, Johnny Oden, Charles Pace, Mike Payne. Barney Prejean,
Marc Price.
Row 5 (page 178): Barry Redman, Rudy Rodriguez, Stan Russell, Ronnie Sanborn,
David Sanders, Wayne Sandefur, Cecil Sandlin, Anton Scannaliato, Stan Slaydon,
Rick Slaton, (page 179) Ronnie Stewart, Larry Stakes, Bronson Turner, Tommy
Tynes, Bob Watts, David Watts, Don Webber, Scott West, Ricky Yates.
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Founded 1904
Installed 1958
Colors— Gold and White
Flower— Red Rose
Pi Kappa Phi was founded as a
national fraternity in 1904 at the
College of Charleston, South Caro-
lina. Being founded in the South, Pi
Kappa Phi has a rich heritage of
Southern tradition. Pi Kappa Phi
emphasizes scholarship and participa-
tion in school and community activi-
ty, but recognizes the need for some
recreation as well. The highlight of Pi
Kappa Phi's social gatherings is the
annual "Red Rose Ball," at which
their sweetheart and her court are
presented.
The Brotherhood at NSC was
initiated on September 21, 1956,
with the word "Brotherhood" as the
foundation for all its activities.
Along with the highest ideals of
Christian manhood, the brothers of
Pi Kappa Phi, Beta Omicron Chapter,
have reached lofty goals in Academic
and Athletic fields. Pi Kappa Phi can
best be summed up by the lines "We
need water; we need food; and we
need something for the spirit." There
is nothing better than a touch of
refreshment of brotherhood, and
there is no better place to find that
touch and inspiration than in Pi
Kappa Phi.
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(left to right) Norma Oliver, 1st Vice-President; Becky Smith, President; Margaret Atchison,
2nd Vice-President; Dana Gaddis, Treasurer.
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(left to right) Row 1 (page 182): Ava Adkins, Wynelle Allen, Susan Anstead, Fran Arona,
Pat Arnold, Margaret Atchison, Beth Autry, Pat Campbell, Deborah Causey,
(page 182) Row 2: Carolyn Chatelain, Vicki Chiasson, Janet Churchman, Dede Craig,
Judy Ebarb, Lelia Eddy, Dana Caddis, Marcia Gallagher, Rene Gibson, (page 183) Rose
Graffagnino, Jeanne Hehert. Linden Hill. Connie Jones, Donnia Kavalawski.
Row 3 (page 182): Pain King, Liz Koury, Yvonne Lelong. Bonnie Lokey, Anna Lowe,
Mattie McCary, Donna McElhatten, Judy McElhatten, Elaine McFatter, (page 183) Karen
Menge, Donna Middleton, Jane Moncrief, Claudia Moore, Norma Oliver, Pam Praet,
Marilyn Praet, Pam Pullig, (page 182) Cheryl Reese, Becky Risden, Becky Robertson,
Linda Sepulvado, Becky Smith, Vicke Tarleton, Becky Tarpley, Cheryl Tullos, Georgia
Tuma, (page 183) Gloria Turner, Sherinel Twomey, Denise Wahl, Deborah Wallace,
Elizabeth Becky Walsh, Sharon Walters, Mrs. Hearne (sponsor), Tom Williams (Man of the
Year).
Founded 1874
Installed 1959
Colors: Lavendar and Maroon
Flower: Violet
Friendship, loyalty, sincerity
and honesty are the things that hold
the memhers of Sigma kappa togeth-
er. To its selected memhers, the
Mystic Bond of Sigma Kappa is a
melting pot wherein each girl con-
tributes her best. Each year we build
a program centered around the com-
munity. Our Philanthropy and
Gerentology project has been visiting
the Geriatrics Clinic in Natchitoches
each week doing special favors for its
patients. This past Christmas we had
a big party with all the trimmings for
all the children in Vets Town. The
activities hardly cease with the
parties given by the pledges for the
actives, our annual slumber party,
Barn dance, and Spring Formal.
Sigma Kappa not only offers fun
for its members, but also an oppor-
tunity for the college girl to grow
into a responsible young woman who
is capable of facing the future with
poise and confidence.
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Sigma Sipma Sigma
(left to right) Margaret Kovar, President; Carolyn Ehrhardt, Vice-President; Barbara Hampton,
Treasurer; Malinda Landrem, Recording Secretary; Ann Willis, Corresponding Secretary;
'Caroline Willis, Keeper of the Grades.
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(left to right) Randy Stevens, V. P. of membership; Mike Heibel, President; Robert
Murphy, V. P. of Education; Robert Tooke, V. P. of Management.
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Sigma
Tau
Gamma
Row 1 (page 188): Jack Bailey, Bill Baldwin, William Biggio, Tony Carter.
Row 2 (page 188): Dees Coxe, Mike Davis, Joe Duva, Roberto Fiallos, Jerry Fontenot,
(page 189) Jim Freeman, Fj-ed Gegenheiher, Mike Gill, George Gray, Hiram Greer.
Row 3 (page 188): Ted Hall, Mike Heibel, Chris Henderson, Bolin Higgs, Gerald
Hightower, Bill Jones, Buddy Kavanaugh, (page 189) Steve King, Jim Knapp, Lance
Lambdin, Bobby Lee, Bob Lutz, Jimmy Marston, Gene McArdle.
Row 4 (page 188): Bobby McLamore, Rodney Meeks, John Middleton, Curry Miller, Bob
Murphy, John Norton, Alvin Porter (page 189) Ray Porter, Hanan Ricks, Lai Roach, Ron
Robertson, Ben Robinson, Bob Sheldon.
Row 5 (page 188): Robert Sickler, David Siskron, Robert Snowbarger, Randy Stevens,
Steven Temple, Bill Terry, Tim Thompson, (page 189) Robert Tooke, Danny Triplett,
Nathan Wells, Dolp'h Williams, Donny Wilson, Professor J. W. Johnson (sponsor), Donna
Lindsey (Sigma Tau Gamma Sweetheart), TAU (Sigma Tau Gamma Mascot).
The Great PIONEER
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Founded 1921
Installed 1929
Colors: Blue and White
Flower: White Rose
STILL No. ONE. . .Watch those
Taus go! Still party as usual. . .frat
buys a house and moves off campus,
just another first for Sig Tau. . .
"Tech Weekend" highlight of fall
semester. . .Monsour's better than
ever. . .Homecoming brings back
many ALUMS to "see the
House". . .Christmas party a wipe-
out. . .Spring brings more parties. . .
Keg Parties. . .TGIF's. . .White Rose
Ball, THE social event of the
year. . .Activities honor Alumni at
Founders Day Banquet. . .
Suppressed Desire ends year with a
bang. . .year holds many mem-
ories. . .Robertson, Hardin, both
Vickers say "I do". . .the Spic goes
active. . .Curry cheers again. . .the lit-
tlest MARINE becomes a daddy. . .
the weird Art Major buys a bus. . .Al
makes the drop. . .Gray gets a nick-
name, "The Red Barron". . .Tau is
full grown. . .our man J. W. a great
guy. . .Thanks, J. W. In all, another
successful year for Sig Tau's.
Organizations— 1 89
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(left to right) Darryl Edwards, Historian, (seated); James T. Genovese, Prytanis; James M.
Gordon, Eip-Prytanis; Glen I. Stephens, Crysophyles; Charles I. Koonce, Hypophetes; Philip
M. Maniscalco, Hegemon; Ronald R. Duet, Pylortes.
Row 1 (left to right):
Curtis Carpenter
James Cansler
Larry Craig
Row 2
Danny Edwards
Mike Eskew
Lee A. Fisher
Row 3
Randy Jackson
Charles Koonce
Timothy Lemoine
Al Lewis
190— Organizations
Tail
Row 1 (left to right):
George Davy
Mike Dickerson
Ronald Duet
Row 2:
Hal Fuglaar
James Genovese
Mark Gulliory
James Gordon
Row 3:
Philip Manascalco
Dean Power
Glen I. Stephens
Patty Eskew (sweetheart)
Kappa Epsilon
Founded 1899
Installed 1957
Colors: Cherry and Gray; Flower Red Carnation
On Tuesday, January 10, 1899, Tau Kappa Epsilon was founded. The
fraternity was founded at Illinois Wesleyan University, Bloomington, Illinois.
Five men met that cold night to form this national fraternity.
The primary symbol of the fraternity is the equilateral triangle represent-
ing the first three chapters in TKE. Our colors are cherry and gray, which we
got from the Confederacy. Our flower is the Red Carnation. Apollo is our
mythological ideal of Tau Kappa Epsilon. Tau Kappa Epsilon is one of the
youngest national fraternities in the nation. In recent years, however, it has
reached the status of No. 1 chapterwise, in the United States. There are some
282 chapters, including a chapter in Canada.
In our fraternity, and toward other fraternities, we maintain an attitude of
dignity and respect, recognizing merits. The TKE motto which is simple, yet
complete: "Tau Kappa Epsilon. The Fraternity for Men, the Fraternity for
Life."
Tau Kappa Epsilon
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Organizations— 193
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Paul Bennett
Jack Bond
Bob Chaler
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Price
Eddie
Schlbmer
John
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Gary
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Jimmy
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(left to right): (Seated) Gary Digilarmo, Guard of Order; Buddy Vosburg, V-President;
(Standing) Daryl Paul, Corresp. Sec; Steve Bonnin, Pledge Marshal; Garland Riddle, Social
Chairman; Bruce Kevil, President.
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Theta Chi
page 195 (left to right)
Row 1 :
Chance, Edward
Couvillon, Wayne
Cunningham, B. J.
Row 2:
Haggart, Gary
Kevil, Gregg
Merchant, Rick
Monarch, Tom
Row 3:
Suttle, Ronnie
Vosburg, Charles
Waller, Pat
Mrs. Terry Kevil
(Sweetheart)
On February 13, 1968, ten men formed a local fraternity which was
chartered as Tri Delta Sigma. In a little over a year, on December 13, 1969,
the young brotherhood became a Theta Chi Colony.
Through service and brotherhood, based on a strong social program, the
brothers of Theta Chi Colony have become an intricate part of NSC and
NSC's fraternity system. Our brothers can be found in all phases of campus
life, such as Varsity Cheerleaders, IFC Social Chairman, Student Union
President, Junior Class President and many other areas of service and
leadership.
Nationally, over the years, Theta Chi has grown in size and stature and is
presently in the top ten fraternities. Theta Chi men are known throughout
the United States as men of integrity and character with hopes for an
everlasting future of Greek growth and brotherhood.
Theta Chi is the first national fraternity, founded 1856 at Norwich,
Vermont.
Organizations 195
Greek Week
The week most eagerly awaited
by the fraternities and sororities at
NSC is their annual Greek Week.
This year Sigma Tan Gamma accu-
mulated enough points to retain the
title of Greek Week "victors" and
"iron Man of NSC"
Greek Week brought all the fraternities and sororities together with hard competition
that resulted in fun for everyone.
That is where we are going to fall.
"Red Baron", George Gray, was first in
the mile and the half mile run during the Greek
Week track meet.
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Phi Alpha Theta
(Left to right) Seated: Toni Galliano
(secretary-treasurer), Caroline Willis,
Linda Hollingsworth.
Standing: Row 1: Dr. LeBreton
(sponsor), Robert Lindsay (presi-
dent),
Standing, Row 2: Dr. McCorkel, Mr.
Porter, Dr. Poe. Dr. Rawson.
Phi Epsilon
Kappa
Bottom to top: (left to right) Row
1: Jerry Brungart, Robert Armour,
Bobby Going, Paul Smith,
Row 2: Bill Prather, Terry Beck,
Kevin Crowe, Mike Payne,
Row 3: Glenn Bordelon, Roy Wells,
Don Tichinor, Chester Wroten,
Row 4: Winston Guillory, Paul
Kyser, Robbie Landry, David Wright,
Row 5: Dr. David Scogin, Don
McKinney, Jerry Campbell, Donny
Welch,
Row 6: David Boydston, Charles
Soileau, Kenny Reed. Mike
Delcambre.
Organizations- 197
Phi
Eta
Sigma
Officers: (left to right) Kirby Ramsey
(vice-president), Donald M. Rawson (fac-
ulty sponsor), Donnie Martin (treasurer),
Michael Slaughter (secretary), Ben H.
Rushing (president).
The NSC chapter of Phi Eta
Sigma, national honorary society for
freshmen, was installed on the cam-
pus in May, 1963. The purpose of
the fraternity is to promote a higher
standard of learning and to encour-
age high scholastic attainment among
freshman men. To be eligible for
initiation into membership, a man
must have completed one full semes-
ter of studies and must have an
overall average of 3.15. Membership
in the fraternity is a distinct honor.
(bottom to top) Row 1: Ben Rushing, Kirby Ramsey, Ronald Busby, Wayne Choate.
Row 2: Eddie Johnson, Donnie Martin, Donald M. Rawson.
Row 3: George Tully, Michael Slaughter, Michael Richie, Otis Dunahoe.
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Phi Mu Alpha
Phi Mu Alpha Officers-Paul L. Weller,
President: Charles Pace, Vice-President; Rick
Lacy, Secretary: Richard H. Fletcher, Treas-
urer; Craig Pratt, Executive Alumni Secretary;
Edward Farabough, Warden.
Phi Mu Alpha— (left to right) Row 1: Barbara Willis, Tom Torpy, Ricky Lacy, George Tully.
Row 2: Bill Conerly, James Hooter, Kerry Dubea, Glen Welman.
Row 3: Craig Pratt, Steven Hitt, Les Steele, Leonard Casson.
Row 4: Lee Murray, Ron Brigman, Paul Weller, Charles Pace.
Row 5: Mike Williford, Larry Powell, Richard Fletcher, Edward Farabough.
Organizations— 199
P E M
Officers (left to right) Row 1: Jackie
Smith, Linda Becker, Peggy White, Becky
Hudson, Beth Crane.
Row 2: Dianna Thomas, Fern Martin,
Donna Crawford, Pat Tauzin, Pam
Carmichael.
Members (left to right) Kneeling: Jo Ann Lavergne, Lisa Pilda, Sandy Stelly, Becky Hudson, Beth Crane, Barbara Manceaux, Jackie Smith,
Mona Falcone, Dianne Norris, Alaina Davis, Ann McHale, Penny Parker, Cindy Coker.
Standing, Row 1: Kathy Mear, Rose Latiolais, Elaine Graham, Peggy White, Julie Loughram, Monica Botts, Debbie Borel, Pat Gilmore, Nanan
Truex, Pat Ortigo, Linda Becker, Joy Miguez
Row 2: Brenda Coum, Dianna Thomas, Jeannette Foster, Janet Parker, Jane Valentine, Donna Clegg, Pam Carmichael, Judv Hillman, Simone
Hebert, Jo Ann Mitchell, Wanda Clark, Carol Becker.
Row 3: Linda Rhyne. Melinda Voorhies, Sandy Raines, Debbie Fontane. Nancy Wise, Debbie Krane, Nancy Irby.
Row 4: Debbie Meyer, Pat Tauzin, Carolyn Corner, Sandi Fisher, Susan Cartwright, Mary Leipee.
Row 5: Vicki Weeks, Frances Graves, Donna Crawford, Doris Hebert, Dianne Shelly, Beverly Torges, Fern Martin.
200-Organizations
Pi
Omega
Pi
(left to right) Row 1: Margaret Kovar. Hilda Dees, (president). Vera Windsor (reporter-historian). Connie Gaines. Marie Ward, Gayla
Whittington (treasurer) Sue Anne Petrue.
Row 2: Barron Wells (advisor). Carol Hicks (social chairman), Mattie Eason, Sue Swain. Marie Cooley, Judy Britt (co-social chairman), Mitzie
Boyett (vice-president). Lanell Robinett. Not pictured-Saundra Chance (secretary).
(left to right) Seated: Frances Balthazak, Karen Anderson, Bernice Gabor, Hodie Baxter,
Doris Kochinski, Connie Hebert, Brenda Norrell, Mary Smith, Susan Taylor.
Standing: Donald 0. Gates (advisor). Frank Collins, Caesar B. Moody (department head),
Vaughan Stage, Jean Burns, John Sparrow, Ron LaPlace, Robert Geraldo, Larry Bazer,
Ray Rush, Brooks Fullen, Jody LaField, Mike Evans, Alex Jones, Barry Barr.
Psychology Club
Organizations— 201
Publication
of
NSC
DAVID PRECHT
Editor-in-Chief
The Current Sauce is the college
newspaper for the students of North-
western. Continued emphasis has
been placed on the Current Sauce as
the laboratory for journalism stu-
dents, and the staff has improved
greatly.
For the first time in its history,
which dates back to 1914, the stu-
dent newspaper was printed on a
full-sized sheet rather than tabloid.
STEVE MORGAN
Managing Editor
MANUEL CHAVEZ
Circulation Manager
LARRY McKENZIE
Business Manager
202— Organizations
Newspaper THE CURRENT SAUCE
BESSIE BROCK
Campus Editor
LYNN ROLLINS
Sports Editor
BUBBA MADDOX
Assistant Business Manager
EZRA ADAMS
Faculty Adviser
Organiz ation s— 20 3
Publication of NSC
KAREN FITTS
Editor
SAUNDRA CHANCE
Business Manager
In the words of Sir Winston
Churchill, "Never have so many
owed so much to so few." This
yearbook, the one record of NSC
1970 that will never he revised nor
outdated, represents long hours and
tremendous fortitude expended hy
POTPOURRI staff members to
preserve the struggles and triumphs
as well as the everyday routines of
the student body.
Let the POTPOURRI 1970 re-
mind you of the days we spent at
NSC. for it was here we generated
the spirit of youth.
GEORGE RALPH GRAY
Assistant Editor
GAYLE PALMER
Associate Editor
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Yearbook POTPOURRI 1970
DAVID MILLER
Sports Editor
DONNA TYLER
Assistant Classes Editor
CATHY CYPRIANO
Artist
DONNIE McCAA
Assistant Classes Editor
RAY CHANDLER, JR.
Assistant Greek Editor
JAiMES R. PARRISH
Faculty Adviser
Organizations-205
Publication
Commi ttee
lembers (left-right) Seated— Dr. Ronald 1
I tennis (chairman), Marsha Bella.
Publication Photographers:
(left-right) Ronnie McBride, Mike Pistorius, Lester
Fife, John Haag, and Pete Pia/za
Organizations-206
Purple Jackets
The Purple Jackets is an honorary
service organization whose purpose is
to develop strong character and high
ideals.
A woman student is eligible for
membership between the second
semester of her sophomore year and
the first semester of her senior year, if
she has been in residence for one
semester and attained a 2.6 overall
academic average.
Membership in the Purple Jackets
is one of the greatest honors accorded
to a woman student at NSC.
Officers (left to right): Mrs. Jerry Pierce, Becky Riseden, Norma Oliver, Judy Newbil
Sue Bobo.
Members (left to right): Row 1-Chris Maxwell, Ernestine Wroten, Cecile Culp, Faye Terry, Judy Newbill, Sue Bobo. Row 2-Margaret Kovar
Haley Miller, Vita Medica, Norma Oliver, Fern Martin. Row 3-Susan Ellers, Susan Nickerson, Becky Wynne, Susan Tanner, Thea Rosamano
Row 4-Karen Reeder, Nona Dezendors, Lorrie Miller. Thalia Toups, Pat Green. Row 3-Patty Churchman, Beckv Riseden, Janet Churchman
Airs. Jerry Pierce.
Organizations- 207
Religious Center
for Baptist
Students
Executive Council (left to right) Row 1: John Hebert, J cane Dowling, Phyllis Lee, Toni
(lalliano. Linda Boudreaux, Sheryl Hayes. Glenda Fontenot. Sharman Meachum.
Row 2: Bill Reynolds. Annette Burch. Brenda Holt, Jack Stegman, Rita Foshe, Danny
Bout well, Gary Estess.
Row 3: Joe Jones, Gary Woods, Stephen Rhodes. Larry Bazer, Wayne Strictland, David
Soher>. I Lrir \ Burns. Ben Bushing.
Sophomore Council (left to right) Bow 1: Paula Easley. Debbie Singletary, Nancy Lord, Kathy Sanders, Bonnie Lovegren, Nelda Alford.
Marilyn Dufrene, Mae Blanchard, Rosie Sumerall.
Bow 12: Denise Cox, Rose Stegman. Ira Gamble, Orville Duggan, Frances Martin. Belinda David, Sheryl Hayes.
208 Organizations
Each Christmas Holy Cross has an 18- foot Christmas tree.
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Religious
Center
for
Catholic
Students,
Holy Cross
Holy Cross Parish Council: (left to right) Seated: Janet Churchman, Emily Kay Brouillette, Mrs. Bernice Broussard, Miss Marietta LeBreton,
Mrs. Linda Rankin.
Standing: Bruce Friedman, Jack Benoit, Rene Bienvenu, Wilfred Broussard, Fr. Jim Fahey. Not pictured: Miss Agatha Newitt, Major and Mrs.
Billy Cone, Hiram Greer.
Organizations- 200
Religious
Center
for
Methodist
Students
(bottom to top, left to right) Row 1: Bonnie Beamon, James Moreland, Harvey L. Bennett, Betty Ann Laningham, Mark Preziosi, Gay
Dezendorf
Row 2: Janet Parker, John Lowe, Kenneth Kaufman, Annette Phillips, Robert Ward
Row 3: Patty Ogden, Beverly Robinson, Shirley Davis, Esther House, Glenda Guest, Kathy Burford, Diane Owens
Row 4: John McKenzie, Mike Steinkamp, Claudia Waight, Rita Dula, Lawrence Phillips. Harmon Lumpkin
Row 5: Bruce Meyers, Gary Tilley, Hal Long, Mary Leibee, Guy Zachry, Susan Iman, Kathy Mier
Row 6: George Gray, Allen Posey, Kathy Brazeale
210— Organizations
Seated: Lynn Killen, Lark Christy, Steve Christy, Brenda Malone, Julie Loughran, Elaine Coss. Diane Yoes. Kathy Nettles, Lorra MacKenzie,
\Ir^. James Dollar
Row 2: Barbara Cannon Monica Botts. Dorene Hawkes, Greg ^ oes, Lisa Pilola.
Row 3: Barry Fisher, Debbie Towry, Paula Zachary
Row 4: Bobby Hading, Rev. Pete Apple, Ronnie Guins, Lee Fisher, Carl Davis.
Religious Center
for
Presby teri an Students
Organizations— 21 1
Recreation and Parks Association of N.S.C.
(left to right) Row 1: Charles Parks, Doug Brown, Kathy Lawn, Nancy Wise (secretary), Julie Loughraw (historian), Gwen Wells, Sandy Cox,
Robert Carroll (president), James Gibson.
Row '2: Uton Guisendoriff, Greg (Hark, Dale Hobson, Johnny Warner, Doug Tarver (treasurer), Charles Fletcher, Cris Kuiper (vice-president),
Richard Fornea, Dr. Warren Evan (advisor).
Political Science Society
ft. C. Chen (faculty advisor), Ken Kavalawski (president), Clifton F. Miller (vice-president), Bruce Kevil (director of information). Timothy
Gayle, Wade Heaton, K. C. Ilardison. David II. Milner (faculty advisor), Members not pictured: B.J. Cunningham, (student publications),
Bobby ( ihaler (secretary-treasurer).
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Rodeo Club
(left to right) Row 1: Randy Little, Joe Jeane, Michael O'Bier, Don Merritt, John Woodson, Brenda Conn, Judy Stokes. Jesse Rabalais, Judy
Porter. Paula Hansen,
Row 2: Cleve Weisgerber, Spec Slaughter, Cecil Carter, John Merritt. Brian Holoubek.
Row 3: Thomas Chance. Larry Mahan, Eddie Harmon, Freckles Brown, Tim Anglin.
anizations-213
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Sigma
Alpha Iota
Officers: (front to back) Ann Myers
(president), Barbara Willis (vice-
president). Jobnette Johnston (corre-
sponding secretary), Patsy Dnpree (re-
cording secretary), Lorrie Miller (treas-
urer), Veta Ann Medica (historian-
reporter), Mary Roberts (sergeant-at-
arms).
(left to right) Row J : Glenda Singletary, Pam Wright, Barbara Willis, Bonnie Blu Williams.
Row 2: Cynthia Riser, Jobnette Johnston, Lorrie Miller, Ann Myers.
Row 3: Millie Gallien, Vela Ann Medica, Sally Phillips, Mary Roberts.
Row 4: Patsy Dupree, Alice McGee, Beverly Reeves. Janelle Trahan.
Row 5: Deni.se Cox (pledge), Monte/, Anding (pledge), Judy Carter (pledge), Linda Green (pledge). Not pictured: Georgia Kinnison, Sondra
Burns.
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Student Louisiana Teachers Association
The Installation Banquet featured Dr. (diaries Thomas and Dean Tom Paul Southerland as speakers.
The SLTA of Northwestern
State College is an organization for
students preparing themselves for a
teaching career. The purpose of this
association is to promote personal
and professional growth and develop-
ment in students interested in such a
career. The 140 members in this
organization gain knowledge of the
history, organization, ethics, and
problems of the teaching profession,
while learning the responsibility for
taking intelligent, directive, and
concerted action to meet the emerg-
ing needs of their profession.
Under the able sponsorship of
Howard McCollum of the education
department, SLTA strives to instill in
its members the urge to become
dedicated, creative educators.
Officers: (left to right) Frances Martin (reporter historian). Cynthia Cancienne (publicity
chairman), Barbara Melcher (treasurer), Linda Jones (secretary), \ icki Chiasson
(parliamentarian). Charlotte Broussard (acting president).
Organizations-215
Symphony Orchestra
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA MEMBERS: Lawrence M. Curtis, Conductor; John Maltese, May Beville, Johnette Johnston, Tom Jones, Rogelio
Mia, Ruth Caldwell, Joe Cooper, Kathy Davis, Dickie Howell, Eva Mae Maltese, Robert Lindsay, Derk Kohler, Elaine Proctor, Jo Hix, Ruth
Caughv, Richard Fletcher, Richard Rose, Sam Caldwell, John Barron, Charlotte Hester, William Gaeddert, Al Hobson, Jr., William Conerly,
Barbara Willis, Stanley Savant, Robert Krause, Barbara Gaeddert, Rick Lacy, Paul Weller, Alice McGee, Janelle Trahan, Glen Welman, Craig
Pratt, Kay Jones, Wayne Woodall, Randy Frame, Bill Sheppert, Edward Farabough, Leslie Steele, Dale Ward, Larry Powell, Steve Hitt, Dennis
Shaw, Ron Berry, Nettie Chenevert, Mike Williford.
NSC Chorale
BELOW, CHORALE MEMBERS: Row 1: Beverly Reeves, Nancy Fish, Molly Smith, Sandra Burns, Dianne Richard, Catherine Greenard, Rita
Addison, Judy Thompson, Evelyn Quinn. Row 2: George Tully, Robert Holland, Glynrose Hanberry, Montez Anding, Georgia Kinnison,
Cynthia Riser, Carol Almand, Lorrie Miller, Doietha Hampton. Row 3: Billy Pendleton, John Otwell, George W. Roberts, Kenneth Mears, Jo
Morgan, Craig Pratt, Cindy Richardson, Vicki Morgel, Paula Montegudo. Row 4: Lanny Larche, Jack Bond, Mike Salter, David Gates, Richard
Newman, Bonnie Williams, Ann Myers, Mike Grain, Denise Cox, Marcia Buss. Row 5: Don Ward, David Berry man, Butch Robinson, Robert
Ward, Eddie Farabough, Steven Banks, Richard Fletcher.
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Stage Band
First row— (left-right) Paul Weller, Kerry Dubea, Ron Brigman, Phil Evans, James Hooter. Craig Pratt. Glen
Welman, Kav Jones, second row— Richard Fletcher, Randy Frame, Charles Pace, Leonard Casson, Ronny
Brasher, Jim Muse, Al Hobson, Carolyn Donovan, Bill Conerly, Mr. Larry Curtis (Faculty Director), third
row— Leo Murray, James Seymore, Ronnie Berry, Larry Wade. \\a\ ne Tihhit.
•^ i -p\ j Conducted by John R. Raush, Assistant Director of Band. Members: flutes—
vyOIlCtJX L JjClIlLl Kathleen Knieper, Sally Box, Gayle Nesom, Robert Earl Oliver, Carolyn Chatelain,
Kathy Sanders, Maureen Driscoll. Clarinets— Robert Wilder, Mike Williford, Ron
Brigmon, Wanda Chicola, Beverly Reeves, Kathy Albritton. Johanna Clinesmith,
Rick Lacy, Paul Weller, Becky Downen, David Butler, Rosemary Mathews, Vickie Brinkley, Rita Addison. Saxophones-
Mike Norris, Kathy Comeaux, Kerry Dubae, David Mitchell, Susie Haynes, Carol Perkins, Shane Bordelon, Jim Carter,
Glennella Vidrine. Cornets— Judy Coker, Malory Waldran, Leonard Casson, Elizabeth Lucia, Ronnie Brasher, Mike Smith,
Lance Lambdin, Johnny Wall, Danny Palmer, Sherry Hollingsworth, Eddie Farabough. Horns— Mary Ann McDonald. Dawn
Autry, Debbie Mitchell, Robert Lindsay. Trombone— Les Steele, Jack Morrish, John H. Keppell. Jim Muse, James Maxwell.
Carolyn Donovan. Euphonium— Phillip Moon, Phillip Knowles, J. D. Harris, Mary Roberts, Robert Savant. Basses— Ron
Spiller, James Daniel, Tommy Bogue, Stan Loyd. Percussion— Rick Jonas, Eddie Bouttee, Debbie Kirchner. Tommy Davis.
Rick Foster, David Mayer, Dee Dee Hudson, Louis Fredrick. Marimba— Joyce Johnston.
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SGA Executive Council seated: Susan
Nickerson; SGA Secretary: Linda Hender-
son. Vice-president of Women: John
Burgin, SGA Treasurer.
Standing: Donnie Martin, SGA \ ice-
president: Henry Burns, SGA President;
Ronnie Brown. Parliamentarian.
SGA Officers Dean Fulton, advisor: Chris Reed, Secretary-Treasurer: Linda Sepulvado, Sophomore Vice-president: Linda Henderson,
\ ice-president ol Women; Susan Nickerson, SGA Secretary; Marsha Bella. Jr. Secretary-Treasurer; Fran Arnona. Jr. Women's Representative;
Jeanne Heherl. Iroliman Women s Representative; Linda Martin, Senior Women's Representative: Dehhie Singletarv. Sophomore Women's
Representative.
Standing: Val Marmillion, Sophomore President; Greg O'Quin, Freshman President; Ronald Broussard, Freshman Mens Representative; Ronnie
Brown, Parliamentarian; Henry Burns, SGA President; Donnie Martin, SGA Vice-president; John Burgin, SGA Treasurer; Kenneth Bailey,
Sophomore Men s Representative; Rudy Burnette, Junior Mens Representative; Gary Digilormo, Junior President: David Morgan. Freshman
\ ice-president; Sieve VIcCutcheon, Senior Vice-president; Johnny Heherl. Senior President.
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Chief Justice-
Ronald SpiUer
Senior Justice
Bob Lee
Junior Justices
Gary Haggart
Thalia Toups
Sophomore Justices-
Carolyn Hazel
Woody Schick (Not Pictured)
Secretary —
Irene Morgel
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
The Student Government As-
sociation is the only campus organi-
zation which embraces the whole
realm of campus life, including the
individual student, his organizations,
and his day-to-day life. Student
Government is basic to the welfare
of the student. The SGA, as the basic
organization, is invested with the
responsibility of speaking for the
entire student body: it supervises and
coordinates student activities, and it
seeks to provide the proper collegiate
academic and social medium. Most
importantly, it serves as a link be-
tween the student and the adminis-
tration. We have made sincere efforts
to accomplish these ends during the
past years. In doing so, we hope we
have helped both the student and
our college.
The Students of Northwestern
State College, grateful for the oppor-
tunity of living in a free country, and
desiring to prove and develop their
capacity for self-government, have
organized themselves into the Stu-
dent Government Association.
Executive powers are vested in its
officers.
FROSH ASSOCIATES
Left to Right: Bobby Marling, Johnny Mayeaux, Lynn Killen— Freshman Associate
Coordinator, Lone1 Beasley, Faye David, Janie Arieux. Kathy Breazeale, Pam Whitley,
Anna Lowe, and Koxie Cariere.
Organizations 219
Student Nursing Association at Baton Rouge
Nursing Faculty: (left to right) Row 1:
Mrs. Glenda Carlile, Mrs. Elaine Young,
Mrs. Mattie Reinberg, Mrs. Shirley Morgan,
Miss Elizabeth Farnell.
Row 2: sealed: Mrs. Delta Campo, Miss
Maxine Roge, Miss Pearl Domina, Mrs.
Terry Calender.
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(left to right) Seated: Janice Cook (president), Sandra Leich (first vice-president), Cathy Bankston (second vice president), Beckey Hedglin
(recording secretary), Christine Gaspard (corresponding secretary), Sheryl Martinez (treasurer), Bernice Eaglin.
Row 2: Peggy Welch Brouillette, Billie Adanis Zachry, Cindy Stutes, Kathy Major, Evelyn Hayden, JoAnn Craft Buckley, Regenia Gondeau,
Linda Gonzales.
Row 3: Therese Joan Tallent, Brenda Brown, Pat Loftus, Beverly Fussell, Kathy Gros, Louise Scherer, Margie Watts.
220 Organizations
Student Nursing Association at Shreveport
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Faculty (left-right) seated— June Williamson,
Margaret Hicks, Francis Pingrey. Directors of the
Shreveport Campus— Joan Ross, Grace Reilly, Clara
Gates. Standing— Peggy Hill, Martha Lipsey, Sarah
Hiern, Patrica Woods, Beth Hayes, Paula Burnitt,
Clarissa Carter. Barhara Dickerson.
How 1 bottom: (left -right) Rita Williamson, Kathy Tilton, Jane McFarland, Patsy Ratcliff, Beverly Straud, Gwen Davis, Mary Sue Greer, Sue
Toms, Ellie Lee, Keitha Castillow, Patsy Perkins, Barbara Spruill. Row 2: Barbara Delauune, Connie Dixon, Barbara Ferguson, Fran Dezendorf.
Jodv Parker, Vicki Poole, Helen Lovelady, Gail Lyles, Ann Sims, Ruth May, Roxie Richards, Elane Moore. Row 3: Nancy Wilson, Shirley
Grunwald. Adrienne Dunnam, Daisy Sapp, Eva Jo Eason, Beverly Johnson, Kathy Hebert, Kate Zimmerman.
Organizations— 221
STUDENT UNION
GOVERNING BOARD
Seated: Susan Nickerson (SGA Repre-
sentative)
Row 1: Norma Oliver (1st V-Pres. of
Programs), Laurie Holladay (secretary)
Row 2: Garland Riddle (President),
Gary Digilormo (SGA Representative).
Linda Sepulvado (2nd V-Pres. of
Leadership). Bob Wilson, Adviser.
Student Personnel Association
Row I (left to right): Frances Simmons, Patsy Gordon, Mrs. Mamie Trimzler. Roy Brown, Dianna Braden, Cecil Knotts, Barry
Jenkins.
Row 2 (left to right): Fred Bosarge, G. T. Spence, Scotty Maxwell, Ken Tilton, Mike Hyams, Carl Lueth.
222— Organizations
Student Union Committees
(top to bottom left to right)
Row 1: Linda Sepulvado, Bobby Harling, GregO'Quin, Garland Riddle
Row 2: Gary Digilormo, Mamie Maryland, Larry Nelson, Brent Gross.
Row 3: Cheryl Reese, Susan Nickerson, Greg Langlois, Barbara Guillot.
Row 4: Charlotte Broussard, Mark Hanna, Susan Smith. Timothy Gayle.
Row 5: Paul Bennett, Nannette Guidry, Carla Mahfouz, Jack Bond.
Row 6: Adrian Zachry, H. Arthur Dew, Norma Oliver, Kathe Cathey.
Row 7: Carolyn Smith, Jeanne Hebert, Loree Holiday, David Mitchell, John Barron.
Row 8: Gloria Turner, Georgie Tuma, Cynthia Riser, Ruth Shaver.
Row 9: Debbie Hardaway, Sandra Adams, Mary Rice, Mike McCain.
Organizations— 223
224— Administration
We came
to learn.
Someone must guide;
someone must teach.
We listened
and learned
from those
who gave help
and from those
who instructed.
Professionals-225
Louisiana State Board
HON. FRED TANNEHILL
Pineville, Louisiana
President of the State Board of
Education
HON. WILLIAM J. DODD
HON. HARVEY PELTIER Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Thibodaux, Louisiana Ex Officio Secretary of the State Board
Vice President of the State Board of Education of Education
HON. JESSE H.BANKSTON
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Sixth Congressional District
HON. J. MARSHALL BROWN
New Orleans, Louisiana
Second Congressional District
HON. ROBERT CLRRY
Shreveport, Louisiana
Fourth Congressional District
226— Administration
of Education
HON. LOUIS MICHOT
Lafayette, Louisiana
Second Public Service District
HON. ENOCH T. NIX
Bossier City, Louisiana
Third Public Service District
HON. NASH C. ROBERTS
New Orleans, Louisiana
First Public Service District
HON. MRS. A. D. SMITH
New Orleans, Louisiana
First Congressional District
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HON. W. E. WHETSTONE
Monroe, Louisiana
Fifth Congressional District
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HON. BOYD M. WOODARD, M. D.
Lake Charles, Louisiana
Seventh Congressional District
Ad ministration— 227
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President Arnold Kilpatrick
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Northwestern 's Student Body is proud of its First Family: (from left) Lael, Mrs. Juanita Kilpatriek, Dr. Kilpatriek. and Young.
Dr. Kilpatriek relaxes with Gus, the family pet.
A Strong Column
NorthwestenYs First Family, President and Mrs. Arnold
kilpatriek and their children Lael and Young, has exemplified the
finest traditions of the Three Columns that set the theme for this
year's POTPOURRI.
The First Family has generously sacrificed its time, its home,
and its energies in guiding Northwestern to he the finest educational
institution in Louisiana.
Dr. and Mrs. Kilpatriek and Family— with their leadership,
diligent work, and Christian outlook— have established themselves as
one of the strongest columns in the history of Northwestern.
The First Family ably leads the other two columns— the
faculty-staff and the Student Body— to epitomize the greatness that
is Northwestern.
Administration —2 29
Vice President of Academic Affairs
DR. CHARLES THOMAS
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Administrative
Deans
Lucille M. Hendrick, Dean of Women;
Dudley G. Fulton, Dean of Students; and
Leonard (_). Nicholls, Dean of Men.
Academic Deans
Dr. Rene Bienvenu, Dean of School of
Science and Technology; Dr. David
Townsend, Dean of the School of Busi-
ness: Dr. Peggy Ledhetter, Dean of the
School of Nursing; Dr. Leo Allbritten,
Dean of the Graduate School; Dr. Tom
Paul Southerland, Dean of the School of
Education; and Dr. George Stokes, Dean
of the School of Liheral Arts.
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Administrative
Servi ces
LONETA GRAVES, Auditor
WALTER LEDET, Registar
232— Administration
SYLVAN SIBLEY, Purchasing Agent
HARREL HAILE, Director of Alumni and
Placement
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DR. FRANK MARTIN, Director of Student
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DR. TANDY MCELWEE, Director of Counseling
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C. L. STARNES, Director of Housing
ANITA PIERCE, Assistant Dean of Women
JERRY PIERCE, Director of Informa-
tional Services
THOMAS HENNIGAN, Director of
Education Media Center
Administration-233
Campus Services
CAMPUS SECURITY Chief Lee, Joe Trunzler, Calvin McFerrin, Gerald Brady, Warren
Massie, Hezzie Stevenson, Rickie Williams, Dalton Loftin, Roy Osburn, Lloyd Cobb, Sandra
Moreau, M. T. Murray, and Erwin Matthews.
CAMPUS BOOKSTORE-Selma Mahfouz, manager, Elizabeth Hagwood, Dorothy Martin,
Vcrnelle Cox, LaVenia Box, and Amarylis Cedars.
JERRY WILSON
Attendance Counselor
234- Administration
GERTRUDE LYONS and ETHEL SCROGGINS
Student Union Information
LILLIAN COHEN
Student Union Receptionist
RON WILSON, RICHARD SWEET, and DALE STONE
Food Services
Administration— 235
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WOMEN'S HOUSING DIRECTORS-Catherine Kirkland, West Varnado; Lillian Richardson, West
Dorothy Chenevert, North Sabine; Gertrude Watkins. Allies Morris: and ( linger Miller. East V arnado.
Sabine; Anne Dunnam, Louisiana;
MEN'S HOUSING DIREGTORS-First Row: Hazel Evans, Natchitoches; Elma Hinton, Caspari; and Lucille Brady, South Rapides. Second
Row: Dolly Hedrick, East Rapides; Catherine Leabo, West Rapides; and Lucille Gardner, Bossier, Third Row; Joe Gosumano, West Hall;
Henry Hynes, Schieb; Carl Lueth, Prudhomme; and Robert Nida, North Hall.
Administration— 236
DR. EARL THAMES, Department Head
Department
of
Accounti ng
Preparing students for careers in accountancy is the goal of the
accounting department. Organized July 1, 1967, it is one of the
strongest departments on campus with an enrollment averaging
between 130 and 180 each semester.
Graduates in accounting meet all requirements to sit for the
C.P.A. examination and find promising opportunities in industry,
government, and public accounting.
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Willa Sewell
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DR. RALPH FELLS, Department Head
Department
of
Agri culture
The Department of Agriculture offers Bachelor of Science
degree programs in General Agriculture, Agri-Business, Agron-
omy, and Animal Science. Pre-professional curricula are also
available in Pre-Forestry, Pre-Veterinary Medicine, and Pre-
Vocational Agriculture.
Facilities of the college farm are used to supplement formal
laboratory training in order that students may familiarize
themselves with modern farming techniques and animal science
developments. The college dairy provides the students an oppor-
tunity to participate in the operation of a dairy and dairy
products installation.
Rex Avery
Robert Kirst
Hal E. Townsend
238-Faculry
0RV1LLE HANCHEY
Department Head
Department of Art
The art student of Northwestern may earn his B. A. degree and prepare for a professional career or
graduate study in either fine or commercial art. Courses have been designed especially for graduate
students in the School of Education.
The Art Department encourages more students to choose art as a minor or select from among its
many specialized courses as enrichment in the humanities. The role of art in our society can never be
over-emphasized, for individual creativity is fundamental in a democracy.
Donald Alexander
Gary Edson
Dr. Grady Harper
Rivers Murphy
Philippe Oszuscik
Mary Carolyn Roberts
James Thorn
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Department of
Bi ologi cal
Sciences
The Department of Biological
Sciences offers B.S. degree programs in
biology education, botany, zoology,
wildlife management, pre-medicine,
predentistry, and medical technology.
A two year, non-degree program is
offered in cytotechnology.
The M.S. degree is available in
biology education, botany, and
zoology. The staff strives for a well-
rounded program including good
teaching and productive research.
DR. WfLLIAM ERW1N
Department Head
Dr. Arthur Allen
Dr. Ray Baumgardner Dr. Roy Buckley
Dr. Thomas Burns
Dr. Earle Cross
Robert Daspit
Dr. Robert Hamilton
Dr. Dwayne Kruse
Dr. James Lin
Dr. Roderick Outland
Dr. Robert Noble
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Dr. James Price
Dr. Dana Sanders
Dr. Dick Stalling
James Stothart
Oren Whitehead
Kenneth Williams
240-Faculty
DR. ROGER BEST
Department Head
Department of Business Administration
The Business Administration Department is responsible for NSC's largest group of undergraduate
majors— over six hundred each semester. In addition to the large undergraduate enrollment, the
department offers graduate work and engages in research activities.
Using the most modern and effective methods available, the department strives to prepare students
for management careers in business, governmental, institutional, and military organizations. It is this
universal applicability which makes programs in Business Administration attractive to so many students.
Robert Easley
John L. Mix
Charles Levy
Donald Lincecum
Paul Siragusa
H. N. Towry
Eugene Williams
Faculi'
TOMMY JOHNSON
Department Head
Department of Business Education
and Office Administration
Business and Distributive Education is that segment of education designed to assist
prospective teachers of business skills in the acquisition of knowledge essential in the
teaching profession. A student completing either program is qualified to serve as a teacher
co-ordinator for Cooperative Education of Distributive Practicum programs.
Four areas are included in the degree programs— general professional education, special
professional education, technical training, and business background. Office Administration is
designed tor the student who plans a career at the secretarial or office management level.
It provides an opportunity for students to achieve competency in secretarial skills, to
develop an understanding of business and economic principles, concepts, and procedures,
and to gain a well-rounded general background.
Dr. Kenneth Durr
J. W. Johnson
Carol McCoy
Barron Wells
242- Faculty
DR. LARRY SPEARS
Department Head
Department of Chemistry
The Department of Chemistry has programs of study leading to a B.S. "professional" degree in
chemistry, a B.S. in chemistry for persons planning to attend dental or medical school, a B.>. in
chemistry-technology and management, a M.S. in chemistry of science education, and a two year
associate degree.
Areas of current research activity in the department include electrochemistry, en/.vmes. organic
reaction mechanisms, surface chemistry, spectroscopy, crystallography, electroanah tical chemi.-lr\ . and
metal hydride chemistry.
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Dr. Charles IJissell
Dr. Paul Brignac
Dr. Wayne Guin
< Miver Hargrove
Dr. Wayne Hyde
Dr. Larry McRae
Dr. James Rhoades
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DR. DONALD SLACUM
Department Head
Department
of Economics
The primar) goal oi the Economics Department i^ to prepare
students for positions in government and in private business
through teaching them to make rational, logical decisions in an
attempt to make the most of the scarce resources in nature.
Students may pursue a major in economics leading to the
Bachelor oi Science degree in the School oi Business or a program
in economics hading to the Bachelor of \rt> degree in the School
ol Liberal Arts.
William Call
Charles \ an Eaton
244- Faculty
DR. RAYMOND McCOY
Department Head
Department of Educational Psychology
and Guidance
This department offers service courses in Educational Psychology to undergraduate and graduate
students. It is the intention of the department to offer courses providing understandings in the various
aspects of Educational Psychology with emphasis upon learning to undergird teacher education programs
as well as for general purposes.
Graduate degree programs at the Master's level are offered in Elementary Counseling, and Guidance,
and Student Personnel Services. Graduate degrees are offered at the Specialist level in Elementary and in
Secondary Counseling and Guidance.
Dr. Otis Cox. Jr.
Dr. Millard Ewing
Dr. Gail Goodwin
William Guice
Dr. Lewis James
Dr. George Kemp
Faculty-245
DR. LISSO SIMMONS
I department Head
Department of Elementary Education
The Department of Elementary Education has as its major purpose the preparation of teachers for
the public schools. There are three courses of undergraduate majors in the Department: kindergarten,
primary, and upper elementary. The Department of Elementary Education is housed in the same
building with the Northwestern Elementary School, and students begin working with children very early
in their college program.
The philosophy of the Elementary Education Department emphasizes an understanding of children
and how they learn. Seven graduate degree programs are offered by the Department, three master's
degree programs, three programs at the Specialist level, and the doctorate.
The staff members of the Elementary Education Department are vitally interested in experimenting
with new ideas in teaching and learning and each member is actively engaged in research activities.
Dr. Mildred Bailey
Dr. Bennie Barron
I )r. Konald I )ennis
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Dr. Ronald Dubois
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Bob (>. Lumpkins
Mary Lee Posey
JOHN D. WASKOM, Department Head
Department of Geology
The Department of Geology was organized J ulv 1. 1967, and
presently consists of twenty-two geology majors and three faculty
members. The department has programs of study leading to the
Bachelor of Science and the Master of Science degrees in the areas
of interest and research activities of the geology faculty including
geochemistry, sedimentation, solid earth geophysics or seismo-
logy, tectonics, and astrogeology.
The goals of the department are a strong undergraduate
program of instruction in geology, research projects which will
not only fulfill the professional interests of the faculty but also
provide training for advanced undergraduate and graduate stu-
dents, and to provide teachers trained in the earth sciences.
Rene Dehon
Dr. David Dobbins
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Department of
Physical Education
and Recreation
This department offers such degree programs
as teacher certification and the preparation of
graduates for vocational opportunities in several
fields.
In the program <>l todaj the student may
choose programs in recreation, dance, driver
education, safety, and other subjects that will
prepare him in whatever he may select.
( Gordon Coker
I )r. \ iolet I )a\ ion
I )r. James DiNucci
Man F arris
Ernest I low ell
Paul Marx
Dr. Colleen Nelken
Jewell Richie
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DR. ROBERT ALOST
I )epartment Head
Dr. Allen Bonnette
Dr.David So
James Simmoi
Armando Vega
Janice \\ emit
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DR. DONALD RAWSON
Department Head
Department of History
The objective of the Department of History is to provide a critical approach to the past,
rather than simpl) to transmit the data and tacts which society wants to he remembered. In
this way, the department provides increased understanding of man and his behavior.
The Department oilers service courses for other departmental majors as well as courses
designed specifically for the history major. History majors may select from American and
European courses to earn either the Bachelor of Arts or the Master of Arts degree.
Dr. Marietta Lebreton
Dr. James McCorkle
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Dr. William Poe
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Charles Porter
Dr. Tom Wells
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DR. MARIE DUNN
Department Head
Department of Home Economics
Home Economics deals with those things which mean the most to other people— homes, families,
children. Closely related to patterns of living, home economics is a timely field and a permanent one.
There is no better way to prepare for a career and for homemaking.
The student who majors in home economics may choose from six plans of study, general home
economics, home economics education, dietetics, and institutional management, interior design, home
economics and secretarial administration, and early childhood. The degree, Master of Science in
Education, is offered for those interested in majoring in Early Childhood Education of Home Economics
Education.
Margaret Ackel
Dr. Gloria Durr
Betty Johnson
Mary Koherson
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Dr. Margaret Rucker
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Maxine Southerland
Sadie Thomas
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DR. WALTER ROBINSON
Department Head
Department of Industrial Education
The Department of Industrial Education and Technology offers courses of study leading to hoth
undergraduate and graduate degrees with majors in industrial arts education, vocational-industrial
education and industrial technology. Undergraduate degrees may also be earned in manual arts therapy
and industrial arts.
For students who do not wish to complete a four-year program, the department offers five
Associate degree curricula which may be completed in two years. The department also coordinated the
two-year pre-engineering program offered by the college and offerd a service course for upper
elementary education majors of the college.
Raymond Christensen
Tommy Dunnagan
Dwayne Gilbert
Earl Gulledge
Dr. Nedom Muns
Dr. Bill Shaw
Dr. Charles Wommack
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Department of Languages
Tin' I )i'|»artiiinil of Languages, one of Northwestern 's largest departments, offers undergraduate
degrees in the School of Liberal Arts and the School of Education. Students may pursue majors in English.
French, German and Spanish. The department also offers two years of Russian.
In the graduate school, the department offers the Master of Arts and Master of Arts in Education.
The Department of Languages provides distinguished preparation hoth for the student who seeks a
broad background in literature, in the humanities, and tor the student who looks forward to teaclung.
DR. WALTER MOSLEY
Department Head
Nohely Brodermann
Mary Jeanne Doherty
Donald W. Ilalley
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Thomas Kirkcotmell
Ellis Marie Melder
Dr. Gene Morokoff
Marion Nesom
Charles R. Olsen
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Everett Webber
Olga Webber
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DONALD McKENZIE
Department Head
Department of Library Science
Russell Library's extensive collection of bound volumes, separate document collection
and microfilm clearly distinguishes it is the heart of this academic institution.
In the build-up of this collection, special attention is given to coordination of the
selection of books and research information to the various academic departments.
In this way, Russell Library renders a greater amount of support, to the increasingly
varied program* offered at Northwestern.
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Eleanor Hollis
Leola Loftin
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DR. RUSSELL WHITTINGTON
Department Head
Department of Mathematics
The Department of Mathematics is rapidly expanding and moving forward in order to meet the
needs of today's students. A major in mathematics can qualify for a B.S. degree in either the School of
Science and Technology of the School of Education.
The Graduate School offers both the M.S. degree in Mathematics and the M.S. degree with a major
in Mathematics.
Dr. Edward Anders
Bertrand Boyd
Thomas Covington
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Margaret Land
Clint Pine
Dudley Pitt
Vera Rawson
Samuel Shelton
Cheri Webster
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One of the best-equipped departments of its type in this region, the
Department of Microbiology lias gained recognition on a national level
for its graduate programs. The Microbiology Department offers four
different programs for the college student.
The first, Professional Microbiology, is recommended for students
who plan to enter graduate school. The second, Clinical Microbiology,
is a program for students who plan to study medical technology in
hospitals requiring a degree for admission, or to proceed directly to
clinical employment.
The third, General Microbiology, is a flexible degree program that
can be adapted to special purposes. The fourth and last program is
Microbiology -Technology and Management. This is a unique curriculum
for future administrators and plant managers in industries such as
pharmaceuticals, antibiotics, and food processing.
Department
of
Microbiology
DR. PAUL DONALDSON, Department Head
Dr. Irving Miller
Faculty-255
LT. COL. CHARLES E. AVERY
Department Head
Department of Military Science
The Military Science Department at Northwestern Stale College exists to provide those
students who eleet to serve their country as officers in the United States Army, the training
and experience necessary to be commissioned as Army Second Lieutenants upon graduation.
The department offers no degree program hut it does present a minor for those students
completing the entire four-year course of instruction.
The aim of the Military Science Department, apart from offering the student an
opportunity to become an officer, is to provide the army with military art who also possess
the well rounded liberal education that can only be obtained at schools such as
Northwestern.
Major Billy J. Cone
Sgt. Major James N. Davis
Capt. Hugh C. Durham, III
Major Clifford Eby
Capt. Paul Lister
256- Faculty
DR. PAUL TORGRIMSCm
Department Head
Margaret Adkins
Department of Music
It is the aim of the music department to provide thorough training in
musicianship and in teaching methods with meaningful experiences in
performance, theory, music history, and the technique oi group leadership.
In the School ol Education, there are curricula leading to the Bachelor of
Music Education and the Master of Music Education degrees with emphasis
on Instrumental. 1'iano or \ ocal Music.
For a broad liberal education with a concentration in music, the School
ol Liberal Arts offers the Bachelor of Arts degree. To prepare for professional
work or graduate study, the same school offers the Bachelor of Music and the
Master of Music degrees in Applied Music or in Theory and Composition.
May Beville
Eleanor Brown
Jack Crim
Joseph Crowder
Lawrence Curtis
Dr. Dwight Davis
William Gaeddert
Robert Krause
John LeBlanc
John Maltese
John Raush
Richard Rose
J. Robert Smith
Faculty-257
Northwestern
On- Campus
Elementary
Laboratory School
Northwestern State College provides the North-
western On-Campus Elementary Laboratory School
for education majors in order that they may actively
observe and work with the students.
DR. LEONARD FOWLER
Director
Alma Alost
Don>th\ Harnett
Jimmy Berry
Geraldine Brice
Lucile Danghdril
Lynn Galloway
Ada Gimbert
Helen Graham
Jewell Jones
Edwina Maveaux
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Glennie Scarborough
Lynelle Scoggins
Mary Weller
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Paula Burnitt
Glenda Carlisle
Clarissa Carter
Mary Chadwick
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Nursi ng
The faculty of the School of
Nursing believes that the essence of
professional nursing is a commitment
to serve humanity and that the pur-
pose of the School of Nursing is to
provide educational experiences which
equip individuals with competence for
becoming professional practitioners of
nursing and responsible contributing
members of their community.
It also provides the foundations
for further professional study and
self-actualization. Students desiring a
Baccalaureate Degree with a major in
Nursing enroll on the Academic
Campus for their first two years. They
finish their schooling at either the
Shreveport or Baton Rouge Clinical
Campus.
Barbara Dickerson
Pearl Domma
Elizabeth Farnell
Ann Everett
Clara Gates
Beth Hayes
Margaret Hicks
Peggy Hill
Frances Pingrey
Mattie Reinberg
Grace Riley
Maxine Roge
Freida Rossenwasser
Evelyn Taylor
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Department
of
Physi cs
Students in both tin- School of Science and Technology and in the School of Education
may earn a B.S. degree in Physics. Also, graduates are offered masters degrees in Science and
Science Education.
DR. EUGENE CLOTHIAUX
Department Head
Bert Boyd
Dr. Steve Browder
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Dr. Robert Roger
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DR. CAESAR MOODY, Department Head
Department of
Psychology
The Psychology Department offers a master's degree and a
bachelor's degree. In addition to liberal education, undergraduate
majors in psychology get preparation for, and are demanded in, a
wide variety of careers in which psychological training facilitates
getting employment, holding a position, and advancing to executive
positions.
According to choice, graduate psychology students are prepared
for alternative careers in mental health, or personnel-industrial
psychology, or teaching and research in psychology.
James W. Bennett
Donald 0. Gates
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DR. BARNEY KYZAR
Department Head
Department of
Secondary Education
The Department of Secondary Education has as its prime
objective the development of undergraduate and graduate programs of
stinK and laboratory experiences that will equip students with the
attitudes, understanding, and skills necessary to meet the unique
challenges of teaching that will characterize the secondary schools of
the I970's.
Degree programs include all teaching areas certifiable at the
undergraduate level and graduate programs at the Masters, Specialist,
and Doctoral level in Secondary Education. The Department also
administers Master's and Specialist in Education degree programs in
Educational Administration.
Dr. Everett Burge
Pern Christensen
Dr. Thomas Clinton
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Dr. Jo Nell James
Dr. Conrad Kinard
Dr. Thomas Landers
Dr. Lyle Requa
Faculty— 262
DR. WILLIAM KMI'MLYLK
Department Head
Department of
Social Science
Anthropology, geography, government, and general social science are the undergraduate programs
ottered hy the Department of Social Sciences. Graduate degrees in geography and a number of programs
is social science and social science education.
The department provides for and advises students in pre-law and pre-ministerial studies. It also
maintains the Williamson Museum for study and research in regional prehistory.
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William Gulp
Hugh Curry
LeRoi Eversull
Dan Gardner
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Joseph LeFevre
Jane Nahm
Robert Nichols
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DR. MILLARD BIENVENU, Department Head
Department of Sociology
The Department of Sociology oilers an undergraduate curriculum
in Sociology and Social Welfare. Dealing primarily with the study of
society, social problems, groups, and human relationships, the sociology
major prepares lor a career in teaching, research, and human relations.
The Social \\ elfare curriculum oilers preparation for careers in the
helping professions.
Dealing more with knowledge for the practioneer, classroom and
field experiences are provided to enable the student to acquire some
basic skills for working directly with people. Leading to the Bachelor of
Arts degree, both programs are excellent preparation for graduate study
in sociology and social work.
Dr. 1 ommy Rogers
Jerry Wendt
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DR. MICHAEL COUSINS
Department Head Charles Burlison
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professional program of Speech Pathology. Evaluative and consulative service, an on-campus
clinical center, and branch centers are provided. The aim is to provide well-trained teachers
and provide in depth evaluations of children with problems in learning.
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John Eubanks
Reginald F arris
Dr. Richard Gallowaj
Dr. Hurst Hall
John Mel )onald
Dr. Edward Matis
Mary Jane Matis
Samuel Morrison
John Noles
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Thomas Phillips
Elaine Preston
Travis Randies Dr. Richard Tretiak
Faculty— 265
DR. EDNA WEST
Department Head
Ezra Adams
Department of
Speech and Journalism
The Speech and Journalism Department offers speech
courses in such areas as radio-tv, public speaking, debate,
discussion, parliamentary procedure, oral interpretation, speech
science, speech education, and various aspects of theater, all of
which count toward the Bachelor of Arts degree in the School of
Liberal Arts or Education.
Popular jouralism courses leading to the Bachelor of Arts
degree in the School of Liberal Arts deal with newspaper
reporting, magazine and yearbook editing, public relations,
feature writing, practical newspaper makeup, photography and
radio-tv newcasting. Graduate programs in Speech lead to the
Master of Arts or Master of Arts in Education degree.
William Basham
Jeannie Huntley
James Parrish
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George Stewart
Irma Taylor
Tommy \\ hilehead
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DR. WILLI \M DAVIS,
Department Head
Department of
Student Teaching
The Department of Student Teaching plays an integral part in the
preparation of qualified teachers. The purpose of the program is to
provide opportunities for student teachers to work directly with a
teaching-learning situation in an actual classroom.
In such an experience each student teacher has opportunities to
test theories and to perfect methods of teaching under the guidance of
a qualified cooperating teacher and college supervisor.
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Dr. Rohert Wynn
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NOAH VLBAREZ- Psychology, Coushatta
NANCY ALEXANDER- Elementary Education, Shreveport
MICHAEL ATHAS- Psychology, Ridgewood, N. J.
J \NE BACOT- Social Sciences, Zachary
GLENN BARNETTE Business Administration, Shreveport
JIMMY BARNHILI, Chemistry, Marthaville
DONALD BATES- Physical Education, Pineville
JACK BAUCUM- History, Urania
TKDm I! WTER Geography, Shreveport
WILLIAM BOARDMAN- Zoology, Alexandria
FREDERICK BOSARGE- Student Personnel Services, Alexandria
ROBERT BOURGEOIS- Business Administration, Erath
I MANNA BRADEN- Student Persomiel Services, Pineville
ROY BROWN- Student Persomiel Services, DeRidder
EDWARD BURNS- Elementary Education, Natchitoches
JEAN BURNS- Psychology, Minden
DIANE BI ILLS- Early Childhood Education. Waterproof
BETTIE CAPLIS- Reading, McDade
K< (LAND CORTES- Industrial Technology, Natchitoches
JOSEPH COSUMANO- Industrial Technology, Shreveport
KATHRYNE DAVIS Music, Shreveport
HAROLD DENNING-Secondary Education, Alexandria
KATHLEEN DOHERTY - Speech Pathology, Jennings
R. H. DRESSLER- Social Sciences, Natchitoches
STEVE FARUZZO Special Education, Valley Stream
JOHN FERGUSON- English, Bernice
THOMAS FERGUSON- Microbiology, Lockport
TERRY FINLEY- Psychology, Natchitoches
HELEN FITZGERALD- Special Education, Shreveport
1)1 \\\E l KII \l \\ Biology. Gittsiield. Mass.
DAVID FRENCH- Social Sciences, Natchitoches
HERMAN FULLER- Psychology, Meraux
JAMES FULLILOVE- Psychology, Shreveport
J( )I1N GAUDIN- Chemistry, New Orleans
CHARLES GLASSCOCK- History, Montgomery, Ala.
PATSY GORDON Student Personnel Services, Natchitoches
SANDRA GOSCH- Early Childhood Education, Natchitoches
GEORGIE ANN GRACIE- Speech Pathology, Natchitoches
LUCINDA GRANT Chemistry, Belle Chasse
PAMELA HANKINS- Business Education, Coushatta
LINDA LEE HANSON- Psychology, Bossier City
TED HERNANDEZ- Geography, Natchitoches
CHENG CHIANG HSIETH- Physics, Taipei, Taiwan
BAOSHAN HLANG- Chemistry, China
RICHARD HUDSON Business Administration, Natchitoches
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ELISE JAMES— Distributive and Business Education, Natchitoches
JOHN JENKINS- Guidance, Chattanooga. Tenn.
GRACIE JONES- Business Education, Natchitoches
ROBERT JONES- Zoology, Natchitoches
GLADYS KEETON- Physical Education, DeRidder
MARSHA KIRKLAND- Speech Pathology, Natchitoches
LEWIS KNIGHT- Zoology, Port Arthur, Texas
MARGARET LAND- Mathematics, Natchitoches
CAROLYN LANDRY-Speech Therapy, Napoleonville
NOLAN LABLANC Geology, Port Allen
JAMES LEDOUX Biology, Monroe
ROY E. LEE JR.- Electronics, West Monroe
LARRY LEGG- Zoology, Natchitoches
JAMES LEMOINE— Secondary Education, Montgomery
FRED LEWIS- Microbiology. Bossier City
LENORE MEI SUN LIN- Guidance, Taiwan
FRANK LOLLAR- Psychology, Natchitoches
CARROLL LONG-Outdoor Education, Winnfield
ROSALIE LOST- Speech Pathology, Natchitoches
NATHAN LUCE- Social Sciences, Provencal
LUCAS LUPO- Speech Education, Lake Charles
BOOKER MCFARLAND- Secondary Administration, Many
WILLIAM MCKEAN- Chemistry, Slidell
DONALD MCKINNEY- Physical Education, DeQueen, Ark.
PATRICIA MCKINNEY- Physical Education, Natchitoches
BRENDA MALONE- Elementary Education, DeRidder
JENINA JONES MARRELL- Elementary Education, Pineville
MARGUERITE MARSTON-Secondary Education, East Point
EVA L. MARTIN- H & P E, Natchitoches
RONALD MAYEAUX- Mathematics, Natchitoches
SAM MEDICA- Psychology, Alexandria
SUSAN MICHAEL- Piano, Alexandria
GERALD MILLER- Psychology, Port Arthur
GINGER MILLER- Home Economics, Mansfield
ALBERTA MOORE- Special Education, Coushatta
JUDITH MORGAN- Elementary Education, Lafayette
MARY C. MORGAN- Speech Pathology, Alexandria
SKIPPER NEWTON- Mathematics, Alexandria
KAREN NOEL- Zoology, North Miami Beach, Fla.
ARTHUR ODELL-Elementary Education, Pineville
DAVID PHILLIPS- Chemistry, Shreveport
RALPH PINCKLEY- Speech Pathology, Alexandria
JOHN PORCHE- Physical Education, Natchitoches
REBECCA RABURN— Home Economics Education, Coushatta
JOHN RAMSAY- Mathematics, Shreveport
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VIRGINIA RATLIFF- Speech Pathology, Natchitoches
TERR} REEVES- Government, Winnfield
\l\m A. REID- Zoology, Lake Charles
DONALD RHO ADS- Music Education, Plain Dealing
WILLIAM RICHARDSON- Business Administration. Natchitoches
LINDA RIDDON- Geography. Shreveport
ANTHONY RISPOLI- Business Administration, New York
RODNEY ROTHENBERGER- Electrical Technology, Shreveport
DAN SHEPHERD-Zoology, Shreveport
FRANCES SIMMONS— Student Personnel Services, Natchitoches
DAN( 1KMANEE SIRIOIRIYAKOL- Mathematics, Bangkok, Thailand
PATRICIA SMITH-Microbiology, Ruston
J< )HN SPARROW-Psychology, Natchitoches
RICHARD SULLIVAN- Zoology, Cotton Valley
|;\i;i;\ll\ I \l /l\ Counseling and Guidance, Natchitoches
SI SA\ \ \\ LOIS Psychology. Shreveporl
KENNETH TILTON- Student Personnel Services, Elizabeth
HELEN TOI SEK-Zoology, Pineville
DOLORES TUCKER- Business Education, Benton, Ark.
MARY TUMMINELLE- Psychology, Natchitoches
ANONG UDOMSAP- Social Sciences, Little Rock, Ark.
EDDIE WALDRIP- Psychology, Quitmen
JOSEPH WALKER- Chemistry, Elizabeth
RONALD WALKER- Geography, Detroit, Mich.
CHUNG-WEI WANG- Social Sciences, Taiwan
SHIRLEY WHITTLESEY- Elementary Education, West Monroe
CLAYTON WILEY- Industrial Art Education, Grambling
TRANCES WILLIAMS- Elementary Education, Alexandria
TOMMIE WINBURN- Industrial Technology, New Orleans
GEORGE YANG- Microbiology, Taiwan
GEORGE YOES— Business Administration, Baton Rouge
SHUN HUNG YORE- Physics, Natchitoches
CHEN SEN YU-Chemistry, Natchitoches
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Steve McCutcheon, Vice-President
Chris Maxwell, Secretary-Treasurer
Larry Gracie, Mens Representative
BILLIE ADAMS— Nursing, Metairie
,|<»||\ \DAMS Business \dministration, Shreveporl
STEVE ADKINS— Economics, Lafayette
HENRY AD LEY— Accounting, Belcher
ARLENE AJRHART-Nursing, Baton Rouge
BILL ALLBRITTON— Mathematics, Natchitoches
RAYMOND ALLEN— Business Administration, Opelousas
BETTY AMES -Nursing, Shreveport
ARCHIE ANDERSON— Elementary Education, Ashland
ARTHUR ANDREWS— Business Administration, Baton Rouge
ROSALIND ANDREWS -French. Baton Rouge
JOE AKMETTA- Business Administration, Alexandria
DARRELL ARNOLD -Electronics, Alexandria
LINDA ARTHUR— Speech, Many
ROBERT ARTHUR -Physical Education, Florien
MARGARET ATCHISON-Business Administration, Baton Rouge
ELIZABETH ATKINS— Primary Education, Jonesville
MICHAEL ATKINS— Speech, Shreveport
WILLIAM ATKINS— History, Jonesville
AUDREY BACCUS— Electronics, Hentford, N.C.
RONALD BADGLEY-Business Administration, Shreveport
CONNIE BAJLES— Nursing, Shreveport
DONALD BAILEY -Animal Science, Coushatta
EARL BAKER— Mathematics, Natchitoches
JAN BAKER— Primary Education, Shreveport
TIM BAKER— Zoology, Gueydan
CAROL BATEMAN -Sociology, Shreveport
JACK BAUM — Electronics, Pollock
TOMMY BAXTER -Industrial Education, Shreveport
LARRY BAZER— Psychology, Shreveport
AUGUSTUS BAZIER— Education, Natchitoches
DOLLIE BEARDEN— Social Sciences, Benton
EUGENE BEARD -Advertising, Grande Isle
PEGGY BEASLEY— Speech. New Orleans
JAMES BECKHAM — Business Administration, Jonesville
DAN BELL — Pre-Medicine, Robeline
MAJ0RIEJr3ELL -Primary Education, Lafayette
MARSHA BELLA-Sociology, Berwick
EFFIE BELLUE— Home Economics, Baton Rouge
JANICE BENNETT- -Primary Education, DeRidder
MARY BERNARD -Education, Natchitoches
PHILIP BERGEROSS— Business Administration, Alexandria
PHYLLIS BERGERON-Nursing, Baton Rouge
SUE BERGERON— Nursing, Morgan City
CHARLES BERRY- Industrial Arts, Natchitoches
Seniors— 273
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KENNETH BERRY- Business Administration, Natchitoches
MARTHA BERRY- Mathematics, Natchitoches
SU ANNE RERRY— Business Administration, Natchitoches
NANCY BILLIMEK- Elementary Education, Shreveport
J. L. BILLK )L)EAU- Anthropology, Churchpoint
MARY BIRD- Home Economics. Shreveport
l!< >BBY BIRDWELL Business Administration, Marthaville
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WAYNE BLACKBURN- Natural Science, Leesville
CAROL BLAKE- Zoology, Bossier City
LINDA BLANCHARD- Sociology, Sulphur
SUE BOBO- English, Slidell
TRAVIS BOLTON- Accounting, Slagle
UNI) \ BOND — Elementary Education, Jonesboro
JOHN l;<>\| II | Physical Education, \<u Britain, Conn.
MARGIE BONNER- Home Economics, Morrow
ROBERT BONNER- Electronics, Hornbeck
JANIE BONO- Nursing, Sulphur
DANIEL BOOGAERTS- Geography, Alexandria
WILLIAM BORDELON- Physical Education, Eunice
BEVERLY BOSARGE- Sociology. Natchitoches
WARREN BOSTIC-Business Administration. Lowell, Mass.
BETT Y B( )STICK— Library Science. Shreveport
LINDA BOUDREAUX- Education. OberUn
MARY BOUDREAUX- Nursing, Baton Rouge
YVONNE BOUDREAUX- Primary Education, Shreveport
DANNY BOUTWELL- Journalism, Shreveport
SHARON BOWDEN- Primary Education, Shreveport
WILLIAM BOYD- Industrial Arts. Mindcn
J \CI\SON l!<n DSTI N Electronics, Natchitoches
LINDA BRADEN- Speech, Alexandria
BERTHA BRADFORD- Speech Therapy, Jonesboro
LINDA BRAY- Art. Many
VELMA BREAUX- Nursing. Raceland
LACY BREEDEN- Electronics, Pride
CAROL BREWER-Office Administration, Annandale, Va.
JANICE BRIDGES Nursing. Greensbu/g
KAREX BRIGNOR- Secretarial Science, St. Amant
\ K 1KIE BRINKLEY- Home Economics, Cotton Valley
CHARLES BRITT- Business Administration. Natchitoches
DIANA BROCATO- Elementary Education, Bunkie
DALE BROUILLETTE- Microbiology, Cottonport
JO ANN BROUSSARD- Nursing, Baton Rouge
CHARLES BROWN- Geography Plaquemine
( :l I \ I! L( ) TTE BROWN Sociology, Leesville
JERRY BROWN- Social Sciences, Springhill
MEDA BROWN- Business Education, Hornbeck
RONALD BROWN-Govemment, Longstreet
SAMMY BROWN- Business Administration, Coushatta
SHANNA BROWN- Nursing, Tullos
274- Seniors
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SUSAN BRUMFIELD- Spanish. Baton Rouge
JERRY BRUNGART- Physical Education, Lock Haven, Pa.
ELSIE BRYANT- Elementary Education, Portland, Ore.
SHARON BURFORD- Primary Education, Mansfield
HENRY BURNS- Accounting, Shreveport
HENRY BURNS-Education, Shongaloo
JACKIE BURNS- Animal Science. Zachary
DELORES BURROW- Home Economics, Rosepine
MARCIA BUSS- Sociology, Orlando. Fla.
DAVID BUTLER- Music, Shreveport
LEAROHN CALDWELL- Physical Education, Winnfield
CHARLYN CAMPBELL- Primary Education, Gueydan
SARAH CAMPBELL- Government, Tioga
NANCY CAPERTON- Elementary Education, Bossier City
JOHNNIE CARNLINE- Agronomy, Many
JULIE CARPENTER- English, St. Landry
MARY CARPENTER-Nursing. Oakdale
BETH CARTER- Primary Education, Many
BRENDA CAUSEY- Nursing, Brittany
S \[ \|)l! \ (II V\CK Business Education, Hornbeck
JAMES CHANDLER- Animal Science. Baton Rouge
ANITA CHOATE- Physical Education. Houston, Tex.
MARY CLAY- Elementary Education, Natchitoches
DIANE CLEMENTS- Social Sciences, Shreveport
LINDA COILE- Business Education, Plain Dealing
BECKY COLEMAN- Nursing, Shreveport
GARY COLEMAN- Chemistry, Natchitoches
RICHARD CONCILIA- Physical Education, Vero Beach. Fla.
WILLIAM CONERLY-Music, Alexandria
CAND ACE COODY- Elementary Education. Shreveport
JOSEPH COOPER- Business Administration, Sebring, Fla.
ROY COOTETER-Electronics, Alexandria
JUDY CORKERN- Nursing, Baton Rouge
S Whi; \ <n|;l\kl;\ Nursing. I! r, Rouge
ROBERT COX-Speech, Cheney ville
SIDNE\ COX— Social Sciences, Shreveport
IX )ROTHY COXE- Chemistry, Denham Springs
JO ANN CRAFT- Nursing, Morgan City
LINDA GRAIN— Business Administration, Marthaville
PATRICIA CRAWFORD- Business Education, Leesville
RICHARD CREED- Agronomy, Many
ROBIN CREIGHTON- Primary Education, Natchez
MICHAEL CROOKS- Industrial Arts, Pineville
DAVID CROTHERS- History, Haynesville
THOMAS CROUT- Sociology, Baton Rouge
CHARLES CROWE- Social Sciences, Serepta
KEVIN CROWE-Physical Education, Holbrook, Mass.
STEVE CRYER- Physical Education, Shreveport
ROBERT CULLENS- Industrial Arts, Tyler, Tex.
CECILE CULP— Home Economics, Natchitoches
Seniors— 275
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NORMS CURRY- Distributive Education, Sikes
PAMELA DALME- Primary Education, Shreveport
LESTER DALME- Business Administration, Bossier City
LINDA DANCE- Nursing, Arcadia
GARY DANIEL- Business Administration. New Orleans
CARROLL DANIELS- Sociology, Robeline
SHASTA DANIELS- Primary Education, Otis
JOHN DAVIS- Business, Pitkin
REBECCA DAVIS- Home Economics. Delhi
SUE DEARMAN- Business, Natchitoches
R< )Y I JEBLIEUX- Art, Natchitoches
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PAT DELAFOSSE- Business Administration, Bunkie
MIKE DELCOMBIE- Physical Education, Natchitoches
DAVID DIXON- Electronics, New Orleans
PAULINE DUCOTE- Education, Baton Rouge
LARRY DUGAS- Agri-Business, Gueydan
SHARON DUHON- Nursing. Groves, Tex.
PAT DUNEHOO- Zoology, Haynesville
HAROLD DUNCAN- Elementary Education, Shreveport
PAMELA DUNN- Microbiology, Shreveport
JIMMY DURHAM-Electronics, Cotton Valley
EVA EAS( )N- Nursing, Many
MATTIE EASON- Business Education, Marthaville
JUDITH EBARB- Education, Noble
27 b— Seniors
LEILA EDDY— Business Education, MandevilJe
PATRICIA EICHELBERGER-Nursing, Shreveport
GARY ELLIOT— Business Administration, Shreveport
JAMES ELLIOT- Elementary Education, Shreveport
SARAH ELLIOT Primary Education, Robeline
LINDA ELLIS— Elementary Education, Metairie
STEVE ESNEAULT- Animal Science, New Orleans
MARIANNE EVANS- Home Economics, Shreveport
0. L. EVANS- Physical Education, St. Joseph
MARY EYMARD- Elementary Education, Larose
PATRICIA EZERNACK- Distributive Education. Zwolle
VIRGIL EZERNACK- Industrial Arts, Zwolle
STEPHNI FARABEE- Home Economics, Goodrich, Tex.
EDWARD FARABOUGH- Music, Springhm
KAREN FAUCETT- Sociology, Shreveport
CHERRYL FELLER- Home Economics, Maplewood
LINDA FELL— Business Administration, Natchitoches
DAVID FISHER— Business Administration, Zachary
KAREN FITTS- English, Hornbeck
DIXIE FLEEGE- History, Decatur, 111.
MICHAEL LONGER- Industrial Arts, Opelousas
MARY FORD- Sociology. Jennings
LARRY FORDHAM- Business Administration. Woodworth
JOHN FOSTER- Speech, Shreveport
CAROL FRENCH- Sociology, Sulphur
WYNNE FRIEDRICHS- Business Administration, Metairie
SHERMAN FRUGE- Industrial Arts, Gueydan
LARR\ FULLER Business Administration, Shreveport
DON GADDIS— Business Administration, Morgan City
JOHN GALLEMORE- Electronics, Shreveport
TOM GALLIANO- History, Cut Off
ANNA GALLIEN- Business Education, Natchitoches
MILLIE GALLIEN- Music, Natchitoches
CONNIE GAMMILL- Business Education, Shreveport
VETTYE GARRETT- Business Education, HayensviUe
STEPHEN GASPARD- Physical Education, Alexandria
LORETTA GATES- Primary Education, Coushatta
DIANE GELDERMAN- Elementary Education, Stanford, Conn.
JEAN GEORGE- Nursing, Baton Rouge
PAULA GHENT- Primary Education, Shreveport
CAROL GIBSON- Elementary Education, Shreveport
PAULA GIBSON- Education, Coushatta
EGBERT GILSON— Business Administration, Natchitoches
ROBERT GINGLES- History, Logansport
LINDA GONZALES- Nursing, Gonzales
ELLA GORNEY- Sociology, Baton Rouge
REGINA GOUDEAU- Nursing, Evergreen
SAMUEL GL0RI0S0- Business Administration, Alexandria
JANICE GOSS— Primary Education, Shreveport
SUE GOSS— Sociology, Colfax
Seniors— 277
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LARRY CRACIE— Social Sciences, Natchitoches
Rl >SE GRAFFAGNINO- Elementary Education, Opelousas
S \\l >RA GRAVES- Education, Verda
GEORGE GRAY— Business Administration, Sibley
PAMELA GRAY- Nursing, Bemice
DIANA GREEN- Art, DeQuincy
PATRICIA GREEN— Accounting, Jeanerette
l!E\| VUIN GREENE Electronics, Provencal
K \ I ! EN G RI FF1N- Mathematics, Winnfield
SHIRLEY GRUNWALD-Nursing, Shreveport
GLENDA GUEST- Primary Education, Castor
PATRICK GUIDRY- Accounting, Delcambre
J< >SEPH GUILLORY-Physical Education, Ville Platte
BETTY GUY— Nursing. Zachary
SI S \\ GUIMBALLOT- Primary Education, Winnsboro
GE( )RGE GUINS— Business Administration, Zachary
RAYMOND HAILEY- Business Administration, Natchitoches
LAMAR HALE-Geography, Natchitoches
ALICE HALL- Social Sciences, Mansfield
JOHN HALL- Physical Education, Vivian
CHARLES II \MM( !\S Physical Education, Winnfield
BARBARA HAMPTON Home Economics, Natchitoches
THOMAS HARDAWAY- Zoology, Bossier City
DAVID HARDIN Business Administration, Houston, Tex.
\\ \RREN II \ 1 1 1 > ^ Business Vdministration, Meaux
RODNEY" HARGROVE- Business Administration, Baton Bouge
MICHAEL HARTT— Business Administration, Haughton
ANN HARTVVICK- Nursing, Farmerville
\l\IUl II WW Social Sciences, DeRidder
DORENE HAWKES- English, Rosepine
DAVID HAYDEN Wildlife Management, Coushatta
GENE HAYMON Business Administration, Leesville
WANDA HEARN Home Economics, Forest Hill
CATHY HEBERT Nursing, Baton Rouge
LINDA HENDERSON- Social Sciences, Winnfield
RONALD HENDERSON-Biology, DeRidder
CONNIE HERBERT- Psychology, Sulphur
NELSON HERMAN- Accounting, Sodus, N. Y.
R( >BERT HERRMANN Physical Education, GUmer, Tex.
R( )I!ERT HETRICK- Physical Education, Woodbridge, Va.
IK )l.l\ IIKKJS— Business Administration, Shreveport
LARRY HILLIMAN- Business Administration, Simpson
GAIL HINES— Elementary Education, Many
SAMMY HINSON- Mathematics, Leesville
SAMUEL HINTON- Industrial Arts, Shreveport
STEVEN HITT-Music, Shreveport
AL HOBSON Music, Hodge
MALCOLM HODNETT- Business, Minden
KIWI I II I IODOS- Electronics, Gretna
BETTY HOLLAND Biology, Shreveport
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DONNIE HOLLAND-Industrial Arts, Bastrop
BONNIE HOLLIS- Primary Education, Many
DWAYNE HOLMES- Psychology, Winnfield
BRIAN HOLOUBEK- Animal Science, Shreveport
BETTY HOOD Science Education, Cullen
RONALD HOOPER- Advertising, Shreveport
CHARLES HORTON- Music, Fort Worth, Tex.
PEGGY HORTON- Elementary Education, Mansura
ROBERT HORTON Industrial Arts, Winnfield
RUFORD HORTON- Commercial Art, Plain Dealing
JANE HOWARD Physical Education, Many
MARY HOWARD- Social Sciences, Shreveport
ANTHONY HOWES- Zoology, Alexandria
DEBORAH HOWES- Elementary Education, Houston, Tex.
CAROLS N HSE— Home Economics, Pineville
EDGAR HUCKIE- Accounting, Leesville
CARL HUMPHRIES- Accounting, Pineville
KATHLEEN HUMPHRIES-Speech Therapy, Jena
JEAN HUNTER- Nursing, Shreveport
JAMES HUTCHINSON- Business Administration, Ferriday
VICKIE HUTCHINSON- Art, Shreveport
ALEC HUTTON- Education, Alexandria
CHERI HYDE— Nursing, Shreveport
CHARLOTTE IRBY- Social Sciences, Bossier
LAINE IVEY— Social Sciences, Sieper
ALEX IVINS— Business Administration, Vivian
DAVID JACKSON— Elementary Education, Montgomery
ROBERT JACKSON- Library Science, Shreveport
KENNETH JAMES- Industrial Arts, Natchitoches
MARTHA JARVIS-Sociology, Leesville
MARGARET JOBE- Library Science, Oil City
CHARLES JOHNSON- Electronics, Verda
JOHN JOHNSON- Electronics, Verda
SHELIA JOHNSON- Primary Education, Marrere
JOHNETTE JOHNSTON-Music, Simesport
BRENDA JONES- Education, Goldonna
CONNIE JONES- Primary Education, Zwolle
JOE JONES -Zoology, Shreveport
PATRICIA JONES-Primary Education, Many
SANDRA JONES- Sociology, Lake Charles
WANDA JONES- Mathematics, Lake Charles
JOHN JOSEPHSON- Business Administration, Shreveport
GLENDA KEEN— Elementary Education, Bossier City
LARRY KEES— Social Sciences, Alexandria
SHARON KELLEY- Library Science, Winnfield
RITA KEMP- Mathematics, Natchitoches
GEORGIANA KENDALL- English, Natchitoches
PETE KENDALL- Electronics, Natchitoches
JUDY KIEFFER- Art, Shreveport
GARY KILLEN- Agri-Business, Coushatta
Seniors— 279
STEPHEN KIMSEY- Speech, Ft. Smith, Ark.
SHARON KING- Speech, Yazoo City, Miss.
GEORGIA KINNISON- Music, Grayson
JAMES KNAPP- Art, Lake Charles
JANIE KNIGHTEN- Social Sciences, Baton Rouge
MARGENE KRAMER- English, Pensacola, Fla.
HAROLD LaBORDE-Sociology, Shreveport
STEPHEN LaCAZE- Industrial Arts, Natchitoches
GEORGIA LaCOUR- Nursing, Shreveport
STEVE LaCOUR- Physical Education, Baton Rouge
VIRNITA LADNER- Nursing, Fenton, Miss.
\\ MUM A I Wll; \KI) Pre-Medicine, Pineville
RONALD LAMBERT- Sociology, Robeline
J VMS I \\|)i:i\l \l Social Sciences, VillePlatte
ANITA LANDRUM- Sociology, New Orleans
HERMAN LANGFORD- Social Sciences, Gloster
CHRISTINE LANZILLOTTI- Elementary Education, Bossier City
CYNTHIA LATHAM- Psychology, Sulphur
DONNA LAVTNE- Elementary Education, Oil City
ELIZABETH LEACH- Speech Therapy, Natchitoches
ALVIN LEAKE-Industrial Arts, Harvey
WAYNE LeBLEU-.Physical Education, Opelousas
ROGERS LeDOUX- Social Sciences, Eunice
CHARLOTTE LEE- Elementary Education, Gorum
CHERYL LEE— Home Economics, Gorum
JAMES LEE— Distributive Education, Bossier City
LIN LEETH— Accounting, Shreveport
RONALD LEGENDRE- Electronics, Addis
ANN LEWIS— Business Education, Leesville
ANNIE LEWIS- Speech Therapy, Jonesboro
M LEWIS Economics, Shreveport
JO ANN LEWIS- Business Administration, Abbeville
ROBERT LINDSAY- History, Shreveport
DONNA LONG-Home Economics, Zachary
LOUIS LOUP- Agriculture, New Roads
HELEN LOVELADY- Nursing, Many
RICH MID LOYD Electronics, Winnsboro
ROBERT LUCKY- Education, Natchitoches
NANCY LYONS- Speech Therapy, Alexandria
JOHN McALLISTER -Industrial Arts, Baton Rouge
RONALD McBRIDE- Art, Natchitoches
LUKE McCORMIC- Industrial Arts, Many
SANDRA McCULLEN- Nursing, Shreveport
LORA McGASKEY- Business Administration, Natchitoches
KIBK McGOWAN-Business Administration, Shreveport
KAREN McGUIRT- Government, Natchitoches
MARY McKEE- Business Administration, Leesville
RANDY McKNIGHT- Geology, Logansport
BOB McLAMORE- Biology, Natchitoches
ALLYSON McLAURIN- Primary Education, Mansfield
280— Seniors
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DOUGLAS MADDEN- Animal Science, Chestnut
CLAIRE MAHFOUZ-English, New Iberia
JENNIE MALLEY-Home Economics, Many
JERRY MALONE— Business Administration. Springhill
LYNN MANDINA- Physical Education, Oil City
NELSON MANGOLD-Business Administration, LeesviUe
JANE MARINO- Physical Education, La Place
FERN MARTIN- Physical Education, Opelousas
LEON MARTIN- Social Sciences, Glenmora
MAIDA MARTIN- Nursing, Jonesboro
BOBBY MASTERS- Industrial Arts, Florien
JERRY MASTERS- Geography, Florien
MARY MASTRACCHIO-Nursing, Leesville
ROSEMARY MATHEWS- Social Sciences, Bossier City
DALE MATTHEWS- Animal Science, Sarepta
DEBORAH MAULDIN- Chemistry, Shreveport
CAROL MAXEY- Anthropology, Natchitoches
BEVERLY MAXWELL- Nursing, Shreveport
JIMMY MAYNOR- Business Administration, Cotton Valley
PHILLIP MAYO- Industrial Arts, Hicks
HAROLD MELDER— Business Administration. Glenmora
KAREN MENSING- Elementary Education, Leesville
STEVE MERCER-Industrial Arts, Lake Providence
SIDNEY MESSINA- Primary Education, Shreveport
RAYMOND MICHIELS- Physical Education, Alexandria
DONNA MIDDLETON- History, Ft. Eustis. Va.
ARCHIE MILLER-Electronics, Winfall, N. C.
CHARLES MILLER- Social Sciences, Negreet
LORRIE MILLER-Music, Shreveport
ROBERT MILLER- Sociology, Pitkin
STEPHEN MILLER- Industrial Arts, Shreveport
MARY MILLS- Home Economics, Vidalia
LINDA MILNER- Nursing, Shreveport
DON MIMS- Physical Education, Natchitoches
AUGUSTA MINNIS- Sociology, Tauhope, Ala.
ARVIL MINOR-Economics, Coushatta
GLEN MINOR- Industrial Arts, Springhill
CHARLES MIXON- Business Administration, Bunkie
ROSEMARY MIXON- Secretarial Administration, Bunkie
MARK MONTGOMERY- Business Administration, Bossier City
JOHN MOORE— Business Administration, Pitkin
RICHARD MOORE— Business Administration, Shreveport
ONEDA MORGAN- Business Administration, Oakdale
DIANE MORRIS- Physical Education, DeRidder
KENNETH MORRIS-Business Administration, Vivian
MACE MORRIS- Business Administration, Clearwater, Fla.
MALCOLM MORRIS- Business Administration, Leesville
JERRY MOTT- Physical Education, Dallas, Tex.
DELFIN M U JIC A- Chemistry, Carripano, Venezuela
PATRICK MURPHY- Business Administration, Montgomery
Seniors— 281
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LUCIEN MURZYN- Electronics, Alexandria
ANN MYERS- Music, Pelican
CAROLYN NANCE- Psychology, Shreveport
JOE NASELLO— Business Administration, Alexandria
LINDA NATIONS- Nursing, Shreveport
CATHLEEN NELSON- Home Economics, Port Sulphur
JOSEPH NELSON-Business Administration, Port Sulphur
JUDITH NEWBILL- Social Sciences, Shreveport
STEVE NICHOLSON-Business Administration, Shreveport
PAUL NICKELS— Industrial Arts, Shreveport
ROBERT NORR1S- Electronics, Zachary
DONALD NORWOOD- Accounting, Mansfield
BONNIE NUGENT- Sociology, Pineville
FREDERICK NUGENT-Industrial Arts, Fredericksburg, Va.
PAT O'BRIEN- Industrial Arts, Coushatta
DAVID OWEN- Mathematics, Elizabeth
DAVID OWENS- Social Sciences, Boyce
BETTY ( >XLEY- English, Negreet
ANN PADDEN- Social Sciences, Bossier City
MARJORIE PaDULA- Social Sciences, Bossier City
JEANETTE PARAZEWSK1 French, Wiimfield
STANLYE PARHAM- Distributive Education, Moreauville
DORIS PARKER Nursing, Shreveport
GORDON PARKER- Speech, Anchorage, Alaska
WAYNE PARKER- Business Administration, Bossier City
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2K2 -Seniors
LINDA PASSMORE- Elementary Education, Vinton
VICKIE PAL LK— Business Education, Libuse
JOANNA PAYNE- Primary Education, DeRidder
THOMAS PAYNE- Physical Education, Shreveport
MARY PEACOCK-Nursing, West Monroe
CATHERINE PELT- Social Sciences, Leesville
JERRY PENFIELD- Business Administration Aberdeen, S. Dak.
DANE PENNY- Interior Design, Baton Rouge
RICHARD PENROD- Animal Science, Natchitoches
SUE PETRUS— Business Administration, Shreveport
RORERT PIJANOWSKI- Sociology, Alexandria
MICHAEL PISTORIUS- Pre-Medicine, Shreveport
WALTER POCHE Business Administration, Natchitoches
VICKI POOLE- Nursing, Oil City
DONALD POWER- Animal Science, Alexandria
PAM PRAET- Physical Education, Alexandria
ALLIE PRATHER-Education, Crowley
WILLIAM PRATHER-Physical Education, Alexandria
ALLAN PRATT- Electronics, Natchitoches
MARK PREZIOSI- Botany, Shreveport
JOHN PRUDHOMME- Business Administration. Natchitoches
MARGARET PRUDHOMME- Interior Design, Natchitoches
BEVERLY PYLE- Nursing, Shreveport
i:i;i \l>\ (,)| l\\ Hum,,,.-.. Vdministration. Natchitoches
IVAN QU1NTER0 - Agronomy, Panama
LEWIS RACHAL- Interior Design, Alexandria
NORA REDMOND- Home Economics, Alexandria
CHRISTINE REED- Home Economics, Alexandria
MITCH REED- Business Administration, Opelousas
RICHARD REED-Mathematics, Natchitoches
JUDITH REESE- Education, Shreveport
SHERYL RESWEBER- Physical Education, St. Martinville
JANET REYNOLDS- Nursing, Shreveport
MADALYN REYNOLDS- Home Economics, Alexandria
SHARON REYNOLDS- Education, Shreveport
KATHRYN RHODES-Elementary Education, Natchitoches
SANDRA RHODES- Home Economics, Pineville
STEPHEN RHODES- Mathematics, Saline
LIZABETH RICE- Nursing, Slidell
BARBARA RICH- Nursing, Plain Dealing
CLARENCE RICHARD-Industrial Arts, Jonesville
PAUL RIGGS— Zoology, Jonesville
RAYMOND RISER Business Administration, Shreveport
JANIE ROARK- Home Economics, Many
DOROTHY ROBERTS Nursing, Alexandria
NED ROBICHAUX-Pre-Law, Natcbiioches
LANELL ROBINETT- Business Education, Coushatta
CANDIE ROBINSON- Social Sciences, Haynesville
JERRY ROGERS- Industrial Arts, Natchitoches
ALLEN ROSEN- Psychology, Shreveport
Seniors— 283
WILFRED ROGERS-Industrial Arts, Winnfield
KIRK ROTH- Industrial Arts, New Orleans
SHERRY ROWE- Education, Vivian
WILLIAM ROWE- Business Administration, Vivian
HOWARD ROWLAND- Industrial Arts, New Orleans
MARY RUSH- Social Sciences, Campti
RAYMOND RUSH Psychology, Warren, Ohio
MARRITA RUSSELL— Business Administration, Georgetown
EVELYN SAKOVICH- Social Sciences, Shreveport
THOMAS SANDEFUR- History, Haynesville
JOHN SANDEL- Agri-Business, Florien
-II IMII \ S WGSTEN Physical Rducation. Rockland, Mass.
DAISY SAPP- Nursing, Melrose
BLANE SAUNIER-Social Sciences, Delcambre
GLENN SAVOIE- Business Administration, Oakdale
JIM SCHMIDT History, Bossier Citj
RANDALL SCHULTZ— Business Administration, Shreveport
ESSIE SCOTT- Nursing, Clinton
DONNA SEARCY- Speech, Shreveport
MARY SEPULVADO- Psychology, Shreveport
KATHLEEN SEVERANCE-English, Coushatta
LOUISE SHAHAN- Home Economics, Alexandria
DALE SHAW- Music, Bossier City
JANET SHAW- Nursing, Shreveport
LAMAR SHAW- Business, Ida
BARBARA SIBLEY- Education, Minden
BLANCHE SIBLEY- Nursing, Baton Rouge
BRENDA SILLAVAN- Sociology, Hammond
ROBERT SILK-Mathematics, Natchitoches
BECKY SIMPSON- Elementary Education, Springhill
SUSAN SIMPSON- Elementary Education, Shreveport
WILLIAM SIMPSON- Speech, Fairfax
ROBERT SISTRUNK- Industrial Arts, Natchitoches
MANSEL SLAUGHTER Animal Science, Zachary
SUSAN SLAUGHTER- Home Economics, Baker
JAMES SMALL- Wildlife Management, Haughton
BECKY SMITH Speech Therapy, Franklin
l;0|;i;lK SMITH Nursing. Plaquemine
CONNIE SMITH- Home Economics, Fffie
JUDITH SMITH- Speech Therapy, Natchitoches
KATHERINE SMITH- Nursing, Many
KENNETH SMITH Agri-Business, Winnfield
NANCY SMITH- Primary Education, Vivian
PAUL SMITH— Business Administration, Shreveport
MONTIE SOILEAU- Social Sciences, Opelousas
CESAR SOSA- Geology, Opata, Venezuela
LINDA SPARROW- Elementary Education, Pineville
MARTHA SPEARS Social Welfare, Dry Creek
WILLIAM SPEARS- Agri-Business, Logansport
PAULINE SPENCE- Elementary Education, Crowville
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284— Seniors
RONALD SPILLER- Government. Leesville
BILLY SPRINGER- Industrial Arts, Jena
GARY SHIA RES- Geology, Alexandria
DONNA STAPLETON- Education, Oakdale
LESLIE STEELE- Music, Nacogdoches, Tex.
GLORIA STEVENS- Nursing, Baton Rouge
PHYLLIS STE\ I NS Mathematics. Wilmington, Y I .
ROBERT STEVENS- Business, Baton Rouge
DAVID STEWART- Electronics, Simesport
EDWARD STEWART Business Administration. Winnfield
LINDLE STEWART- Business Administration, Campti
RONALD SI E\\ AR I Business Administration. Alexandria
PATRICIA STILLEY-Primary Education, Pineville
JIMMY STIN SON- Social Sciences, Bossier C it v
RENDA STINSON- English. Shreveport
SUSAN STOKELD— Primary Education, Glenmora
CYNTHIA STOMA- Psychology, Mansfield
MARIANN STRANGE- Library Science, Center Point
\\ \> M. STRICKLAND- Electronics, Woodworth
ADRIAN STROTHER Anthropology, Alexandria
(I \EE SIT R( iHEN- Psychology, New Christmas
CI I \RLOTTE SULLIVAN- Elementary Education. Benton
MARY SWINDELL- Primary Education. Shreveport
THEODORE TAN NEHILL- Industrial Arts, Tullos
BOBBY TARVER-Electronics, Winnfield
Seniors— 28J
PATRICIA TASSIN-Home Economics, Moreauville
JAMES TATE— Business Administration, El Dorado, Ark.
LORA TAYLOR- Nursing, Baton Rouge
SUSAN TERRAL- Primary Education, Trout
JOHNNY TERRELL Business Administration, Pleasant Hill
\\l M )|)1{( )\\ I IK )\1 \> Physical Education, Eranklinton
GEORGE THOMPSON Industrial Arts, Boyce
JULIE THOMPSON- Sociology, Oakdale
FRED THROGMARTON- Government, Shreveport
LINDA TIMMONS- Elementary Education, Many
THALIA TOUPS- Sociology, Alexandria
SUSAN TOWNS- Office Administration, Bossier City
GLADYS TOWNSEND Business Education, Bunkie
LINDA TROINO- Nursing, Gueydon
ELLA TROTTER- Secretarial Science, Campti
CINDY TROUILLE- Nursing, Crowley
BILL TUBRE— Business Administration, Oakdale
LINDA TYNES— Primary Education, Shreveport
TOMMY TYNES-Biology, Shreveport
BRENDA VALLIE- Social Sciences, Colfax
MAUREEN VAN MOL - Home Economics, Alexandria
CHARLES VASQUEZ- Business Administration. Melville
STAGG VAUGHAN- Psychology, Jennings
LARRY VICKERS- Physical Education, Pineville
JOYCE WADE- Library Science, De Kidder
WAYNE WALKER- Animal Science, Bossier City
JAMES WALLACE- Social Science, Leander
JAMES WALSH- Industrial Arts, Urania
TED WARD— Business Administration. Haughton
MARTHA WARREN- Sociology, ShreVeport
BARBARA WAHABAUGH-Nursing. San Antonio, Tex.
JOEY WATERS- Zoology, Provencal
BOBBY WATTS- Pre-Law, Natchitoches
DIANE WEBB- Physical Education. DeRidder
PEGGY WELCH- Nursing. Cottonport
RONALD WELCH- Physical Education, Natchitoches
THOMAS WELCH-Electronics, Natchitoches
DAVID WELLS- English, Pleasant Hill
ROY WELLS- Physical Education, Bogalusa
REBECCA WERNER Home Economics, Leesville
RUTH WESLEY- Nursing, Leesville
ANN WHITE- Zoqlogy, Mora
GLADYS WHITE- French, Pineville
M \ RILYN WHITE- Business Education, Bienville
JOHN WHITEHEAD-Industrial Arts, Jena
CRAIG WHITLEY- Zoology, Anacoco
ROGER WHITTINGTON- Elementary Education, Bayou Chicot
GAYLO WHITTINGTON Business Education, Bayou Chicot
JAMES WICKER— Business Administration, Zachary
PAMELA WILKERSON-Sociology, Natchitoches
286— Seniors
EDWARD WILLCUT-Industrial Arts, Zachary
DAVID WILLIAMS- Physical Education, Alexandria
MANSHIP WILLIAMS- Agri-Business, Ethel
ANNE WILLIS- Social Sciences, Opelousas
BARBARA WILLIS- Music, Shreveport
BRENDA WILSON- Primary Education, Bossier City
CAROLINE WILSON-Etiglish, Leesville
KENNETH WILSON— Business Administration, Shreveport
NANCY WILSON- Nursing, Marion
JACK WINKLE— Accounting, Shreveport
THOMAS WO LTZ— Business Administration, Shreveport
CHARLES WOMACK- Social Sciences, Shreveport
GARY WOODS— Electronics, Alexandria
THOMAS WORSHAM- Business Administration, Coushatta
ROBIN WORTHINGTON- Nursing, Denham Springs
DAVID WRICHT-Physical Education, Baton Bouge
ROGER WRIGHT- Business Administration, Forrest Hill
EMMETT WYCHE- Social Sciences, Bossier City
RALPH YOUNG— Business Administration, Shreveport
GUY ZACHARY- Physics, Texarkana, Tex.
CEDR1AN ZACHARY- Zoology, Minden
KATHERING ZIMMERMAN- Nursing, Baton Rouge
RICHARD ZULICK- Zoology, Natchitoches
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Seniors— 287
Gary Digilormo
President
Janet Churchman
Vice-President
Marsha Bella
Secretary -Treasurer
Fran Anion a
Women's Representative
Rudy Burnett
Mens Representative
RALPH AARON-Sociology, DeRidder
GLEN ADAMS- Agri-Business, Sikes
SANDRA ADAMS-Sociology, Shreveport
JON D. ADAMS — Business Administration, Lake Jackson, Texas
DAVID ADKINS- Upper Elementary Education. Tarheel
JOSEPH ALEXANDER-Zoology, Ville Platte
LARRY ALLBRITTEN-Industrial Arts, Shreveport
MYRTICE ANN ALLEN -French, Winnfield
PAULA ANDERSON— English, Holbrook, Mass.
KNUTE W. ANDERSON -Wildlife Management, Warehani, Mass.
ROBERT ANGLIN — Economics, Haynesville
EVELYN ARMOUR -Primary Education, Natchitoches
ROBERT ARMOUR -Health and Physical Education, Natchitoches
LARRY ARNOLD— Business, Shreveport
CHARLES ARRINGTON-Social Welfare, Tioga
JUDY ATWELL— Home Economics, Winnfield
STARR AUTREY— Secretarial Science, Morgan City
ALICE BAILEY— Social Welfare, Natchitoches
CHARLES BAILEY— Accounting, Birmingham, Ala.
TOMMY BAILEY— Electronics, Hunter
DARRELL BAKER Sociology, Holbrook, Mass.
EVERETT BAKER— Social Science, Greenville, S.C.
CHARLES BALLIRO -English, Revere, Mass.
LINDA BAMBURG— Home Economics, Coushatta
SANDRA BAMBURG-Speech Pathology, Shreveport
MARY EVELYN BANG -Physical Education, Shreveport
ROBERT BANKS, JR.-Social Science, Bossier City
CATHY BANKSTON— Nursing, Jackson
THURMAN BAPTISTE— Physical Education, Natchitoches
RICHARD BARKER— Government, Baton Rouge
LEN BARNES — Industrial Technology, Shreveport
BARRY BARR Psychology, Simmesport
JACK BARR-Industrial Arts, Atlanta, Ga.
LESLIE BARTLEY— Social Science, Shreveport
MARGARET BASCO— Secretarial Administration, Cloutierville
DIANNE BASS— Physical Education, Oakdale
PEYTON BASS, JR. -History, Coushatta
DONNA BATES— Home Economics, Provencal
ADDIE S. BAXTER- Psychology, Florien
288-Juniors
Charles Bealer— Industrial Arts, Gretna
Michael Beaty— Wildlife Management. Haughton
Joseph Beck, Jr.— Business Administration, Buckingham, Va.
Terry Beck— Physical Education, Oil City
Linda Becker— Physical Education, Pineville
Carol Becker— Physical Education, Pineville
Cheryl Beckerdite— Elementary Education, Shreveport
Lloyd Beckham— Business Administration, Logansport
Patricia Bedgood— History, Shreveport
Kathy Jean Beene— Elementary Education, Springhill
Ralph Bennett— General Agriculture, Pineville
Sue Bennett— Home Economics. Pineville
Danny Benson— Agri-Business, Springhill
Ph\ His Bergeron— Nursing. Baton Rouge
Harold Berry— Industrial Arts, Logansport
Jo Frances Bice Home Economics. Natchitoches
Leona Gail Bice— English, Mansfield
Marv Bingess— Home Economics. Leesville
Ann Birkelback— Elementary Education, Shreveport
Daniel Blacksher— Business Administration. Bovce
John Blalock— Agriculture, Saline
Margaret Blandin— Home Economics. DeRidder
Melanie Blaylock— Physical Education, McDade
Charles Bloodworth— Sociology, Natchitoches
Selwyn Blouin— Business Administration, Ethel
Danny Bogue— Industrial Education, Longvievv, Tex.
Tommy Bogue — Pre-Law, Shreveport
Doris Bonilla— Primary Education, Leesville
Ronald Bonner— Upper Elementary Education, Simpson
Brant Bordelon— English, Coushatta
John Bordelon, Jr.— Accounting, Hessmer
Cecil Boswell— Guidance, Provencal
Charles Boudreaux— Physical Education, Shreveport
Dwiffht Boudreaux— Industrial Arts. Houma
Marshall Boudreaux — Medical Technology, Baton Rouge
Randy Bouknight— Business Administration, Shreveport
Steve Bourriague— Psychology, Baton Rouge
Mitzi Boy ett— Business Education. Dodson
Ronnie Bradford— Accounting, Jonesville
Bryan Bradley— Art, Baton Rouge
Edward Bradley— Business Administration, Chestnut
Gloria Brady— Social Sciences, Lecompte
Maxie Branch— Physical Education, Bossier City
Carolyn Breedlove— French, Natchitoches
Jerry Brevelle— Animal Science, Colfax
Ron Brigmon— Music, Grand Prairie, Tex.
David Britt Industrial Arts, Saline
Judith Britt— Business Education, Natchitoches
Ronny Broadway— Business Administration, Roheline
Emily Brouillette— Speech and Hearing Therapy, Natchitoches
Juniors— '2iV)
Mary Broussard— Elementary Eduration. Baton Rouge
Evelyn Brown— Music, Oxford
Kenneth Brown— Accounting, Shreveport
Mary Brown— Science, Shreveport
Scott Brown— Business Administration, Shreveport
Mack Brownlee— Electronics, Hineston
Larrv Bruce Education, Georgetown
Harold Bruniley— Government, Converse
Craig Buller— Mathematics, Lecompte
Jacqueline Buhler— Physical Education. Shreveport
Annette Borch— Dietetics, Natchitoches
Kathy Burford— Elementary Education, Glastec
John Burgin Pre-Dentistry, Lafayette
Rudy Burnette— Social Sciences, Shreveport
Ronald Busby— Business Administration, Leesville
Dean Caldwell— Zoology, DeRidder
Samuel Caldwell— Psychology'. Shreveport
Roger Callahan— Industrial Education. Houma
Kenneth Callens— Business Administration, Kilgore, Tex.
Cheri Camp— Nursing, Baton Rouge
Cecil Campbell— Government, Benton
Jerry Campbell— Physical Education, Bossier City
James Cansler— Business Administration, 011a
Lane Capps— Industrial Arts, Tullos
Sherry Capps— Primary Education, Tullos
Allen Carlisle— Mathematics, Bossier City
Pamela Carmichael— Physical Education, Harvey
Betty Carnahan— Education, Cloutierville
Rayford Carnline— Business Administration, Shreveport
Curtis Carpenter..- Economics. Baton Rouge
Lanis Carpenter— Physical Education, Calvin
Barbara Carson— Primary Education, Bossier City
Sharon Carson— Home Economics, Natchitoches
James Carter— Mathematics, Shreveport
John Carter— Industrial Arts, Natchitoches
Susan Cartwright — Physical Education, Plain Dealing
Vernie Cason— Business Education, Morrow
Keitha Castillow— Nursing. Sulphur
Kathern Causey— Music, Leesville
Eugene Cavanaugh— Accounting, Leesville
Pamela Chandler— Primary Education. Haughton
Trudy Chaney— Physical Education. Baton Rouge
Marie Chenevert— Music, Bunkie
Vicki Chiasson— Social Sciences, Harvey
Ed Chopin— Industrial Arts, Natchitoches
Janet Churchman — Elementary Education, Rosepine
Ludie Churchman— Sociology, Colfax
Patti Churchman— Home Economics, Colfax
\nn Ci I reo— Primary Education, Baton Rouge
Michael Clark— Business Administration. Alexandria
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Clay Clark— Elementary Education. Logansport
Vicki Clark Primary Education, Oakdale
Arthur Clingman— Electronics, Keithville
Patricia Cloud— Nursing, Elizabeth
Clydeanna Cobb— Medical Technology, Springhill
Mike Cockerham— Forestry, Winnfield
Lindon Collinsworth— Physical Education, Baton Rouge
R. L. Colvard— Geology, Glenmora
Carolyn Comer— Physical Education, Ferriday
Connie Conine Zoology, Natchitoches
Melvin Constransitch— Biology, Galliano
Carolyn Coody— Social Science, Mora
Douglas Cook— Physical Education, Shreveport
Janice Cook- Nursing, Ponchatoula
Mary Cook Home Economics. Plain Dealing
Bob Corken— Government, Alexandria
Donald Cotton- Pre-Medical, Winnfield
Susan Cotton— English, Shreveport
Noah Cox— History, Shreveport
Ronnie Cox — Business Administration, Coushatta
Wayne Cox— Merchandising, Natchitoches
Michael Grain— Industrial Technology, Franklinton
Donna Crawford— Physical Education, Coushatta
Ronnie Creech— Electronics, Logansport
David Crowe— Physical Education, Bossier City
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David Crowson— Business Administration, Haughton
Edwin Crump— Biology, Haynesville
Larry dryer— Mathematics, Many
John Cullen— Industrial Arts, Natchitoches
Mitzi (lurry — Home Economics, Sikes
Carolyn Danner— Nursing, New Orleans
Dennis Dans— Physical Education, Shreveport
Russell Danzy— Accounting, Mora
William Daniel Mathematics, Bossier City
Sarah Darphin— English, Baton Rouge
Jack Dauphin— Business Administration. Cotton Valley
Susan David— Childhood Education, Pineville
Catherine Davis— English, Shreveport
Doris Davis— Nursing, Shreveport
Cornelius Davis— Drafting, Natchitoches
Gwendolyn Davis— Nursing, Springhill
James Davis— Government, Bossier City
Joseph Davis— Business Administration, Wilmington, N.C.
Pat Davis— Business Administration, Shreveport
Rebecca Davis— Home Economics. Delhi
Shirley Davis— Childhood Education, Shreveport
Tisa Davis Primary Education, Bossier City
Dane Louis D'Avy— Physical Education. Opelousas
Corrie Dawson— Physical Education, Baton Rouge
Elian Daye— Secretarial Administration, Shreveport
Larry DeBlieux— Economics, Natchitoches
Gary Digilormo— Social Sciences, Shreveport
Stephen Decuir— Elementary Education, Marksville
Judy Dencausse— Speech Therapy, Gonzales
Nolan Dessille— Industrial Arts, Center Point
Helen Deville Business Education, Dry Prong
Francis Dezendorl— Nursing, Shreveport
Donna Dillon— Nursing, Eranklinton
Ashley Disotell— Geology, Anchorage, Alaska
Ron Distefano— Chemistry, Alexandria
Denny Dodd Journalism, Vivian
Mike Doles— Agri-Business, Jones
Jerry Dousay— Electronics, Hineston
Jean Dowling— Dietetics, Haughton
James Droddy— Distributive Education, Elizabeth
Margaret Ducote— Primary Education, Bunkie
Larry Ducote— Industrial Electronics, Chalmette
Ronald Duet— Business, Galliano
Kenneth Durand— Sociology, Pollock
Don Durham— Business Administration, Haynesville
Wanda Dove- Primary Education, Natchitoches
Nathan Dowden Industrial Arts, Hornbeck
Michael Durrant— Physical Education, Rochester, N.Y.
Larry Dziekan— Social Sciences, Florien
\ icki Kakin Business Education, Shreveport
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Linda Eaton— Social Welfare, New Orleans
Sue Ann Edie— Business Education. Shreveport
Walter Edler— Business Administration, New Orleans
Darrvl Edwards— Education, Alexandria
Susan Elders- Speech Education, Lake Charles
Carolyn Ehrhardt— Elementary Education, Washington
Sharon Ellis— Education, Baton Rouge
Mary Ellzey Library Science, Sarepta
Marno Ellzey — Primary Education, Natchitoches
Chris Elms— Industrial Arts. Oak Grove
W. J. Erwin— Sociology, Lake Providence
Dennis Evans Sociology, Mansfield
William Evans— Mathematics, Baton Rouge
Kitty F avail— Psychology, Alexandria
Charles Feduccia— Physical Education, Alexandria
Barbara E. Ferguson— Nursing, Lake Charles
Barbara Ferguson— Business Education, Atlanta
Danny Ferguson— Business Administration, Shreveport
Mervin Ferguson— Animal Science, Tioga
Roberto Fiallos— Agronomy, Tegucigalpa, Honduras
Katie Fields— Biology, Shreveport
George Fink— Pre-Medieine, Opelousas
Suzann Finley— Art, Covington
Sandra Fisher— Physical Education, Alexandria
Edward Fitzgerald— Business, New Orleans
Robert Fleege— English, Shreveport
Angileen Fletcher— Math, English, Verda
Shirley Flora— Primary Education, Lena
Betty Flowers— Elementary Education, Opelousas
Herman Fontenot Accounting, Lake Charles
Michael Fontenot-Social Sciences, Ville Platte
Billy Forbis— Business Administration, Alexandria
John Fortuna— Social Sciences, Bossier City
Rita Foshee- Early Childhood Education, Mansfield
Maud Fowler— Nursing, Maringouin
James Freeman— Journalism, Wlieaton, Md.
Bruce Friedman— Accounting, Shreveport
Kenny Fuller— Social Sciences, Bossier City
Loura Frye— Home Economics, Natchitoches
Tommy Frye— Animal Science, Natchitoches
Connie Gaines— Business Education, Bossier City
Kenneth Gaines— Business Administration, Shreveport
Don Gallemore— Government,Shreveport
John Gallemore— Electronics, Shreveport
Susan Garcia— Nursing, Minden
Christine Gaspard— Nursing, Cottonport
Barbara Gates— Home Economics, Lake Providence
Cindy Gates— Home Economics, Opelousas
Jim Gates— Science, Goldonna
Robert Gates— Physical Education, Crowley
Juniors— 293
Christine Gauthier— Psychology, Cottonport
Francis Gauthier— Electronics, Mansura
Hugh Gentry— Social Sciences, Natchitoches
Robert Gerales— Commercial Art, Leesville
Pat Gerhardt— Business Administration, Tampa, Fla.
Rene Gharibeh— Pre-Medieine, DeRidder
Dawn dish— Nursing, Bossier
Rick Githens— Business Administration, Vivian
Clark Gleason— Physical Education, Fort Sulphur
Robert Goings— Physical Education, Opelousas
Danny Gour— Biology, Castor
Grayson Gourdon— Industrial Arts, Campti
Richard Gouch— Business Administration, Natchitoches
Frank Gordon— Social Sciences, Winnfield
James Gordon— Business Administration. Cut Off
Kay Graber— Primary Education, Bossier City
Elaine Graham— Physical Education, Creston
Johnny Granger— Animal Science, DeRidder
Frances Graves— Physical Education, Denham Springs
George Green— Industrial Arts, New Orleans
Linda Green— Music, Natchitoches
Walter Green-Mathematics, DeRidder
Gary Patrick Greer— Physical Education, Oakdale
Mary Greer— Nursing, Morgan City
Joan Griffin— Speech, Monroe
Harvey Grimball— Business Administration, Leesville
Kathleen Gros— Nursing, Baton Rouge
Kirk Guidry— Zoology. Berwick
Myrtle Guidry— Interior Design, Opelousas
Ronnie Guidry— Drafting, Kaplan
Virginia Gulledge— Primary Education, Natchitoches
Everett Gunter— Business Education, Natchitoches
Patricia Guzzardo— Business Education, Shreveport
Eddie Haemon-Physical Education, Homer
Susan Haggart— Primary Education, Metairie
Gary Haggart-History, Lecompte
Tom Hagin-Industrial Arts, Shreveport
Robert Haines— Psychology, Kansas City, Mo.
Charles Hall-Industrial Arts, Vivian
Edward Hall-Industrial Arts, Natchitoches
Larry Hall-Chemistry, Baton Rouge
James Holly— Business Administration, Natchitoches
Danny Hammett— History, Natchitoches
Glynrose Han berry -Physical Education, Larose
William Hare— Industrial Arts, Alexandria
Donnie Harper— Business Administration, Springhill
J. D. Harris, Jr.— Electronics, Shreveport
Ronald Haworth— Business Administration, Natchitoches
Alvin Hawthorne Business Administration, Pineville
Sheryl Hayes- Primary Education, Zwolle
294— Juniors
Shirley Haynes— Home Economics, Haughton
Carolyn Hazel— English, Lake Charles
Mary Head— Interior Design, Lecompte
Peggy Heath— Business Education, DeRidder
Johnny Hebert— Speech, Oberlin
Simone Hebert— Physical Education, Jefferson Island
Rebecca Hedglin— Nursing, Natchitoches
William Henagan— Agri-Business, Tioga
Randall Hennigan— Business Administration, Marthaville
John Henson— Business Administration, Leesville
Robert Hernandez— Physical Education, DeRidder
William Herrin— Business Administration. Shreveport
Rodney Herring— Zoology, Shreveport
Vernon Hesser— Business Administration, Pelican
Alice Hicks— Interior Design, Natchitoches
Carol Hicks— Business Education, Natchitoches
Gerald Hightower— Business Administration. Winnfield
Ralph Hines— Business Administration, Many-
John Hobby— Business Administration. Shreveport
Mary Hobby— Music. Shreveport
Jack Hoftstadt— Psychology, New Orleans
Mike Hollier— Advertising, Shreveport
Sherion Hollingsworth— Physical Education. Oak Grove
Oswald Hollingsworth— Business Administration, Keithville
Linda Holmes— Secretarial Administration, Logansport
Juniors- 29J
Sharon Holloway— Primary Education, Shreveport
Brenda Holt Elementary Education. Bossier City
Kenneth Holt— Social Sciences, Sieper
James Morton— Music, Shreveport
Jack Horn— Social Sciences, Logansport
Terry Horn— Accounting, Logansport
Jemi Horner— Industrial Arts Minden
Kichard Hooter- Animal Science, Shreveport
Esther House— Elementary Education. Shreveport
Ricky Howard— Physical Education. Shreveport
Susan Howard— Business Education, Many
Sylvanus Howell, III— Business Administration, Natchitoches
Valarie Huchie— Primary Education, Santa Barbara, Calif.
I )annv Hudson— Business Administration, Shreveport
Anita Hull— Elementary Education, Vidalia
Charles Hughey— Business Administration. Pineville
Foy Hunter— Accounting, Shreveport
Dollie Hutchins— Home Economics, Heflin
Lyle Hutchinson— Physical Education, Pineville
Randal Ilvnnon— Business Administration. Bunkie
John [nabrett— Industrial Arts. Minden
James Ingram— Distributive Education, Zwolle
Nancy Irby— Physical Education, Bossier City
Scott Irwin Economics. DeBidder
Lame Ivey— Social Sciences, Sieper
Pegg) Ivins— Physical Education. Vivian
liohia Ivy— Merchandising, Alexandria
Belinda Jackson— Elementary Education, Coushatta
Don Jackson— Business Administration, Leesville
Randal) Jackson — Microbiology. Natchitoches
Robert Jackson— Government, Devon, Pa.
Lonnie Jacobs— Psychology, J onesboro
Bennie James— Social Sciences, Sikes
Beverly James— Library Science. Pitkin
David James— Government, Vidalia
Don James— Manuel Arts, Natchitoches
Edward James— Agri-Business, Natchitoches
Gloria James— Physical Education, Natchitoches
Linda James— Primary Education, Natchitoches
Terry James— Pre-Law, Sikes
Patricia Jarre'll English, DeBidder
Beverly Johnson— Nursing, Morgan City
Cheryl Johnson-Elementary Education, Oakdale
Demelvin Johnson- Social Welfare, Natchitoches
Donald Johnson— Social Sciences, Oakdale
James Johnson— Business Administration, Alexandria
Jerr) Johnson— Agri-Business. Glenmora
Ken Johnson Business Administration, Shreveport
Leslie Johnson— Wildlife Management, Beadhimer
Mollie Johnson— Social Sciences, Shreveport
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Randell Johnson— Business Administration, Shreveport
Sandra Johnson— Physical Education, Leesville
Wendell Johnson-Industrial Arts, Baton Rouge
Donald Johnston-Industrial Arts, Natchitoches
Darwin Jones— Animal Science, Glenmora
Donnie Jones— Physical Education, Jena
Linda Jones— Mathematics, Alexandria
Sharon Jones Home Economics. Columbus, Miss.
Thomas Jones— Music, Shreveport
David Jordon— Business Administration, New Llano
M arson Jordon-History, Winnfield
Pat Jordon— Pre-Engineering, Bobeline
Phil Jordon Advertising Design, Alexandria
Ricky Jordon— Physical Education, Winnfield
Doris Joseph— Primary Education, Natchitoches
John Josephson— Business Administration, Shreveport
Barhara Joshlin-Social Sciences, Evans
Judy Joshlin— Social Sciences, Evans
Billv Jowers— Physical Education, Boyce
Harold Juban— Physical Education, Baton Rouge
Kenneth Kaufman-Electronics, Shreveport
Ken Kavalaw ski— Political Science. Shreveport
Johnnye Keglon— Social Sciences. Simpson
George Kelley- Animal Science, Winnfield
Thomas Kennedy— Business Administration, Alexandria
Rex Kenner Chemistry, Canton, Mo.
Gary Keran Industrial Arts, Natchitoches
John Kerley Physical Education, Shreveport
Kenneth Kern— Sociology, DeRidder
Carol Kevs— Science, Natchitoches
Chris Keys— Mathematics, Natchitoches
Paul Keyser— Physical Education, Natchitoches
Aaron Kidder— Pre- Veterinary Medicine, Arnaudville
John Kieffer— Animal Science, Montgomery
John King— Business, Shreveport
Ronald King— Wildlife Management, Pineville
Leslie Kirkland-Pre-Medicine, Bossier City
Ted Kisla— Electronics, Shreveport
Leah Klingman-Nursing, Houma
Carol Kneipp-Kindergarten-Primary Education, Shreveport
Elizabeth Knicely-French, Winnfield
Charles Knicely-Business Administration, J onesville
Doris Kochinsky-Sociology, Cypress
Margaret Kovar- Business Education, Lessville
Jim Krajef ska— Physical Education, Bossier City
Debbie Krane— Physical Education, New Iberia
Barbara Kurtz-Social Sciences, Alexandria
Lea Labry— Education, Kaplan
Janice Lacour-Sociology, Mansura
William LaLond- Physical Education, Cape Cod, Mass.
Juniors— 297
Aim Lambert— Music Education, Leesville
Lloyd Lambert Business Administration, DeRidder
Mel Lambert— Physical Education, Alexandria
Vlalinda I ,andrem-SociaI Sciences, Shreveport
Robert Landrv Physical Education. DeQuincy
Robert LaPlace- Psychology. Abbeville
David Larsen— Industrial Technology, Jackson. Miss.
James Lash— Mathematics, Cotton Valley-
Ronnie Lasvone Animal Science, Atlanta
Lester Latino— Physical Education. New Orleans
Eugene Lavespere- Electronics. Natchitoches
Herman Lawson-Geology, Mansfield
Loretta Lazarus English. Shreveport
Kenneth Leach Drafting, San Augustine, Texas
Edwin LeBlanc— Industrial Arts, Delcambre
Judy LeBleu-Library Science. Natchitoches
Elwn Lee-Nursing. DeRidder
Gary Lee— Animal Science, Florien
Pin His Lee-Primary Education. Gueydan
David Legend re Electronics, Natchitoches
Henn* Lemoine— Government. Poverty Point
Linda Lemoine Early Childhood Education, Montgomery
Timothy Lemoine Business Administration. Mansura
Michael Levine— Government, West Hartford. Conn.
Jackie Lewis— Physical Education. Shreveport
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John Lewis— Business Administration. Natchitoches
Lioh-Tant Lin-Mathematics. Tarchung. Taiwan
Darrvl Llovd— Business Administration. Natchitoches
Rov Loften— Accounting. Leesville
William Loftin— Electronics, Martin
Patricia Loftus- Nursing, Baton Rouge
Carlton Longino-Electronics. Tioga
Garv Love— Business Administration. Glenmora
Doris Low— Home Economics. Atlanta
Cecilia Luckv-Education. Natchitoches
William Luciano— Electronics. Bronx. N.Y.
Paula Lunebring— Social Sciences. Shreveport
Gwendolyn Lyles— Nursing, Sieper
Timothy Lynch— Business Administration. Leesville
Kenneth Lyons— Industrial Technology, Springhill
Malcolm Maddox— Business Administration. Homer
Carla Mahfouz— Elementary Education. Mansfield
Gilbert Maillet— Social Sciences. Marksville
Gunder Malke— Business Administration. Leesville
Millard Mangnim— Biology, Shreveport
Phillip Maniscalco-Speech. Shreveport
Ronnie Manning-Commercial Art. Shreveport
Jem Markham— Business Administration. Springhill
Charlotte Marler— Social Sciences. Natchitoches
Michael Marse— Business Administration. West Wego
Justick Marsh-Social Sciences. Vivian
Betty Martin— Elementary Education. Shreveport
Bonnie Martin— Home Economics. Ashland
Donnie Martin-Music. Ashland
Glovd Martin— Physical Education. Simpson
W illiam Martin— Social Sciences. Leesville
Phyllis Martinez— Home Economics. Haughton
Charles Mattox— Accounting. Christiansberg. \ a.
Andrew Marusak— Physical Education. Annandale. \ a.
Diane Marusak— Sociology, Shreveport
Warren Massia— Business Administration. Natchitoches
Carolyn Mathews-Primary Education. DeQuincy
Mina Mathies— Government, Natchitoches
Ronald Matkin, Industrial Arts, Provencal
Jerrv Maxey— Mathematics, Natchitoches
Ruth May— Nursing, Forest
James Maynor— Electronics, Haugnton
Thomas Maynor-Business Administration, Cotton \ alley
Robert McAllen Physical Education. Natchitoches
Sue McAndrew-Elementary Education, Baton Rouge
Dawn McBride— Home Economics, Natchitoches
Linda McBride— Elementary Education. Opelousas
Raymond McBride-Animal Science, Sulphur
Betty McCartney-Elementary Education, 011a
Carrie McClelland-Primary Education. Natchitoches
Juniors-299
Mary McClure— Business Education, Leesville
Rebecca McCuller-Home Economics, Bossier City
Judith McCullough-Sociology, Leesville
Randall McCullough-Accounting, Anacoca
Betty McCutcheon-Sociology, Shreveport
Steve McCutcheon— Electronics, Shreveport
Howard McDaniel- Industrial Arts, Zachary
Leonard McDaniel-Physics, Gueydan
Mike McDougald- English, 011a
Donna McElhatten-Primary Education, Shreveport
Suzanne McElwee— Chemistry, Natchitoches
Jane McFarland— Nursing, Virginia Beach, Va.
Wayne McFarland-Social Sciences, Otis
Calvin McFerrin— Business Administration, Zvvolle
Beverly McFerrin— Kindergarten-Primary Education, DeRidder
Alice McGee— Music, New Orleans
Donald McGee-Biology, Effie
Robert McGill— Physical Education, Jackson
John McKenzie— Business Administration, Homer
Larry McKenzie— Business Administration, Homer
Robert McKillips— Business Administration, Natchitoches
Lydia McLamore— Physical Education, DeRidder
Jerry McWherter— Business Administration, Natchitoches
Sharman Meachum-Home Economics, Ringgold
Kenneth Mears— Music, Jena
Wayne Meaux— Industrial Arts, Abheville
Veta Medica— Music, Alexandria
Rick Merchant-Psychology, Oakdale
Carol Michiels— English, Alexandria
Dee Middleton-Business Administration, Shreveport
Joy Miquez— Physical Education, Delcambre
William Miles— Business, Alexandria
Ronnie Miley— History, Bossier City
David Miller— Journalism, Pineville
I (elihir Miller. Sociolog> . Mexandria
Hallie Miller— Home Economics, Shreveport
Linda Miller— Social Welfare, Montgomery
Rodney Miller— Advertising Design, DeRidder
Rodney J. Miller— Physics, Glenmora
Larry Millican— Science, Shreveport
John Mitchell Speech and Hearing Therapy, Shreveport
William Mitchell Pre-Dentistry, Many
Jane Moncrief Elementary Education, Tallulah
Claudia Moore-Sociology, Shreveport
Elaine Moore- Nursing, Shreveport
Robert Moore Distributive Education, Hornbeck
Don Mooring— Business Administration, Shreveport
Garrison Moreau-Business Administration, Lena
Ronald Morgan Agriculture, Coushatta
Irene Morgel— Library Science, Lake Providence
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David Morris Industrial Arts, Jonesville
Neal Morris— Chemistry, Vivian
Ronald Morrow-Business Administration, Leesvilie
Patrick Murphy— Wildlife Management, Alexandria
Sidney Murray— Government, Vidalia
Lajuana Myers— Advertising Design, Shreveport
Mike Nash— Physical Education, Mansfield
Webber, Neal— Zoology, Franklin
Cynthia Nash— Speech Therapy, Bossier City
Karen Newton-Library Science, Shreveport
Susan Nickerson-Zoology, Springhill
Bobby Nowlin- Industrial Technology. Tullas
Hersh Nugent-History, Alexandria
Roy Nugent— History, Colfax
John Oden— Agri-Business, Shreveport
Kenneth Odom-Business Administration, Sarepta
Norma Oliver-Speech Therapy, Shreveport
Wanda Oliver— Medical Technology, Minden
Dennis Olvany English, Alexandria
Betty Opio— Home Economics, Leesvilie
Roger Opio— Social Sciences, Leesvilie
Diana OrtegO— Business Administration, Opelousas
Pat Ortigo— Physical Education, Bossier City
Charles Pace— Music, Mooringsport
Lewis Pace— Industrial Arts, Minden
Tonv Papa— Physical Education, Shreveport
Jill Parharn— Primary Education, London, England
Stan Parham— Distributive & Business Education, Moreouville
Beverly Parker-H°me Economics, Winnfield
Joanne Parker- Nursing, Port Allen
Robert Parker— Geology, Lake Arthur
Sharon Parker— Speech Correction & Primary Education, Winnfield
Charles Parks— Physical Education, Minden
Michael Parrie— Biology, Zwolle
Kenneth Patin— Industrial Arts, Breaux Bridge
Daryl Paul— Sociology, Deville
Karl Pearson- Business Administration, West Monroe
Patsy Perkins-Nursing, Pitkin
Joseph Petrus— Industrial Arts, Shreveport
Alwyn Phillips-Business Administration, Baton Rouge
Dianna Phillips-Physical Education, Baton Rouge
Sarah Phillips-Music, Natchitoches
Paul Piazza— Physical Education, Alexandria
Ronald Pierce-Microbiology, Franklinton
Ruth Pi'erson- Speech Pathology, Natchitoches
Donald Pilcher-Agri-Business, Pollock
Roberto Pilola Advertising Design, Natchitoches
Wallace Pitts^Business Administration, Provencal
Robert Ponds— Industrial Arts, Tullos
Shelton Poland-Industrial Arts, Jena
301— Juniors
Mike Poole— Physical Education, Bossier City
Robert Posey— Sociology, Independence, Mo.
David Poston— Industrial Arts, Hornbeck
Larry Powell— Music, Bossier City
Laura Powell— .Sociology, Shreveport
Craig Pratt Music, Shreveport
Anise Premeaux- Elementary Education, Vinton
Roger Prewitt— Business Administration, Anacoco
John Price— Business Administration, Bossier City
Barbara Pugh-Social Sciences, Shreveport
John Pullen— Electronics, Monroe
Marilyn Pullig— Primary Education, Ashland
Virgil Purvis— Business Administration, J onesville
Madeline Rabalais Business Education, Powhatan
Virginia Rabalais-Mathematies, Morrow
Kenneth Radial Business Administration, Flora
J. V. Radford— Animal Science, Mansfield
Carolyn Raines- Library Science, Shreveport
Larry Raly— Merchandising, Shreveport
Mark Ramblin— Distributive Education, Mansfield
Michael Ramsey-Pre-Medicine, Shreveport
Mark Ranney— Sociology, Shreveport
Patsy Ratcliff— Nursing, Bossier City
Jerry Ratliff— Industrial Arts, Natchitoches
James Reed— Physical Education, Opelousas
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Karen Reeder— Home Economics, Haynesville
Virginia Reese— Mathematics, Elizabeth
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Joseph Renfrew— Business Administration, DeQuincy
Thomas Regina-Zoology, Bellerose, N.Y.
Sandra Reich- Nursing, New Llano
Joe Remedies— Social Sciences, Zwolle
Rebecca Remedies-Sociology, Zwolle
Marlon Revelett— Business Administration, Dry Prong
Jerre Rhymes— Social Sciences, Goldonna
Cheryl Richard— Primary Education, Opelousas
Velanie Richard— Nursing, Baton Rouge
Roxie Richards— Nursing, Dry Prong
Leonard Richardson-Physical Education, Shreveport
Dorinda Richardson-Primary Education, Provencal
Randall Richardson-Business Administration, New Orleans
Garland Riddle-Art, Leesville
Rebecca Riseden-Primary Education, Harvey
Vernon Ritchie-Education. Baton Rouge
Pat Ritchie- Nursing, Bossier City
George Rivers— Business Administration, Pleasant Hill
Lai Roach- Business Administration, Shreveport
Anita Robersom English, Natchitoches
Carrol Robert Recreation. Natchitoches
Mary Roberts-Music, Leesville
Carolvn Robicheaux— Microbiology, Alexandria
Johnny Robinson— Sociology, Alexandria
William Robinson— Social Sciences, Shreveport
Jerry Rodrigues— Sociology, Shreveport
James Rodriguez- Industrial Arts, Oakdale
Rudy Rodrisuez- Industrial Arts, Abbeville
Martha Roe Physical Education, Bethany
Sandra Roquemore Physical Education, Natchitoches
Thea Rosamano Elementary Education, New Orleans
Michael Rose— Business Administration, Shreveport
Jerry Roshto— Business Administration, Natchitoches
Alary Rougeou-Secretarial Administration, Natchitoches
Kristin Roy— English, Alexandria
Leslie Roy— Primary Education, Marksville
Rhonda Royal-Library Science Florien
John Royston Accounting, Alexandria
Ben Rushing— Mathematics, Natchitoches
Benny Russell-Electronics, Many
Stan Russell-Pre-dentistry, Many-
James Russell— Business Administration, Winnfield
Bobby Salard-Advertising Design, Campti
Mike Salter— Social Sciences, Zwolle
Frances Sams— Medical Technology, Leesville
James Sandefur-Electronics, Shreveport
Elaine Sanders— Distributive Education, Springhill
James Sanders- Wildlife Management, New Roads
Juniors— 303
Jeannie Sanders-Home Economics. Pineville
Julia Sanders— Elementary Education, Oil City
Robert Sanders— Social Sciences, Winnfield
Glenn Sapp— Business Administration, Shreveport
Stanley Sauant- Music, Basile
Henry Savell— Accounting, Many
Janet Self— Nursing, Shreveport
Tonia Scallan— Primary Education, Mansura
Ben Scheen Zoology, Shreveport
Jan Scheen— Primary Education, Shreveport
Louise Scherer— Nursing, Metairie
Nancy Scheuermann Elementary Education, Alexandria
Edward Schlomer-History, Leesville
Ronnie Schilling Social Sciences. Fredericksburg, Tex.
Gwendolyn Schmidt-Psychology, Alexandria
Roaslyn Schwarz Physical Education, Gretna
Ernie Scott— Business Administration, Jonesville
Jimmy Scott— Business Administration. Kinggold
Robert Scott— Industrial Arts, Natchitoches
Suzanne Scott— Home Economics. Haynesville
Linda Scrogins— Elementary Education, Shreveport
Sammy Settle, Government, Marthaville
Joseph Sepulvado Accounting, Zwolle
James Seymore Music, Bossier City
Hal Shackelford— Accounting, Baton Rouge
Roy Shane— Education, Rodessa
Daniel Sheffer-Physical Education, Hanover, Pa.
Robert Sheldon, Business Administration. Alexandria
Thea Sheppard-Primary Education, New Orleans
Stephen Shufflin-Industrial Arts, Lake Charles
Mike Shuler— Business Administration, Minden
Doris Simmons-Zoology, Shreveport
Hedy Simons-Home Economics, 011a
Linda Simmons-Primary Education, Kurthwood
Ann Simms— Nursing, Honiheck
Mitzi Singer— Physical Education, Tioga
Beryl Singletary Speech, Abbeville
Glenda Singletary-Music, Bogalusa
David Sistrunk— Manual Arts, Shreveport
Mary Sistrunk Primary Education, Beaumont, Tex.
Ronald Skaggs-Zoology, Bossier City
Rick Slaton— Psychology, Bossier City
Garlon Slay— Mathematics, Shreveport
Shirley Slay— Social Sciences, Shreveport
Linda Small Primary Education, Haughton
Carolyn Smith-Sociology, Lena
Cynthia Smith-Secretarial Administration, Ida
Edward Smith— Business Administration, Evans
Eugene Smith Mathematics, Harvey
Janet Smith— Music, Natchitoches
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Jackie Smith— Physical Education. Shreveport
L. A. Smith— Business Administration. Dallas. Texas
Mark Smith— Business Administration, Leesvillr
Paul Smith— Physical Education. Bossier City
Rita Smith— Medical Technology, Zachan
Thomas Smith— Business Administration. Natchitoches
Tommv Smith— Business Administration, Alexandria
Sheri Snoddy— Home Economics. 011a
David Sobers— Electronics. Ethel
Linda Sobers— Medical Technology. Ethel
Charles Soileau-Physical Education. Opelousas
Reynold Sorgee— Mathematics, Natchitoches
Sam Spivev— Business Administration. Shreveport
Barbara Spruill-Nursing. Jonesboro
Robert Starnes— English, Baton Rouge
Brenda Stanh Home Economics. Leesville
Pamela Staten— Library Science. Springhill
Lou Steo-emann Economics. Natchitoches
(den St«{»ln'ii~ Business Administration. Alexandria
Glendia Stevens-Home Economics. Pleasant Hill
Jimmie Stewart-Electronics. Springhill
Lawrence Stiles-Business Administration. Sarepta
Susan Stinson— Spanish, Shreveport
Cynthia Stokes-Office Administration. Tioga
Edgar Stockw ell-Speech. Oberlin
Michael Stotts-Nursing. Mansfield
Ann Stout— Mathematics, Baton Rouge
Dolly Stovall— Home Economics, Baton Rouge
Dan Strange— Social Science, Center Point
Richard Strather-Agri-Business, Springhill
Beverly Stroud-Nursing. Pineville
Sherry Strickland-Biology. Dallas, Texas
Cindy Stutes— Nursing, Lake Charles
Sue Sullivan— English, Shreveport
Jamie Summers-Home Economics. Morrow
James Sweat— Psychology, Mora
Ben Swilley— Business Administration, Winnfield
Janet Tannehill-Home Economics, Many
Susan Tanner— Primary Education, Evergreen
Douglas Tarver-Physical Education, Natchitoches
Ted Tate— Business Administration, Glenmora
Doug Tatman— Industrial Arts, Opelousas
Patricia Tauzin— Physical Education, Lafayette
John Taylor— Animal Science. Winnfield
.Martha Tenney-Nursing, Baton Rouge
Catherine Thibodeaux— Business Administration, Leesville
Edward Thibodeaux— Agri-Business, Gueydan
John Thilges— Social Sciences, Dry Creek
Angus Thorn-Sociology. Baton Rouge
Becky Thomas-Sociology. Springhill
Juniors— 305
Dianna Thomas-Physical Education, Franklinton
Jimmie Thomas-Electronics, Haynesville
John Thomas— Accounting, Bossier City
Luke Thomas Physical Education, Natchitoches
Gene Thompson-Mathematics, Georgetown
George Thompson— Elementary Education, Leesville
Hollis Thompson— Physical Education, Shreveport
Joyce Thompson— Physical Education, Shreveport
Theo Thompson— A gri- Business, Plainview
Bill Thrash— Business Administration, Shreveport
Robert Throgmorton— Social Sciences, Bossier City
Robert Tibbit Electronics. Campti
Don Tichener— Physical Education. Jonesboro
Paul Tichenoff-Physical Education, Bell, Calif.
Gary Tilley— Sociology. Shreveport
Kathryn Tilton— Nursing, Shreveport
Edward Tompkins-Industrial Arts, Shreveport
Anne Toms- Nursing. Shreveport
Patrick Tonev— Advertising, Franklinton
Tom Torpy— Social Sciences, Jonesboro
Thalia Toups— Sociology, Alexandria
Michael Tousek-Electronics, Pineville
Helen Tousek— Business Education, Converse
Mary Townsend -Distributive Education, Bunkie
Sharon Travlor- Primary Education, Haynesville
Ramon Triche— Business Administration, Metairie
Marian Truex— Physical Education, Mansura
Tak Lon Tsang— Chemistry, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Georgia Tuma— Primary Education. Libuse
Gloria Turner— Social Sciences, Many
Donna Tyler— Business Administration, Elizabeth
Rita Tyler— Secretarial Administration, Many
Kay Tynes— Primary Education, Natchitoches
Jesse Urias— Pre-Medicine, Ruston
Vincent Valatka-Business Administration, McGuire A.F.B., N.J.
Johnny Vandersypen— Industrial Arts, Alexandria
Wayne Vauquelin-Commercial Art, Houma
Thomas Vaughan-Elementary Education, Baton Rouge
Lynn Viator— Business Administration, Delcambre
Gharles Vichery-Industrial Arts, Natchitoches
Carla Vidrine— Primary Education, Vinton
Cynthia Vige— Physical Education, Opelousas
Steve Vines— Agriculture, Winnfield
Charles Vosburg-Pre-Law, New Roads
Diane Yoes— Primary Education. Natchitoches
James Wade — Music, Shreveport
( lharles VVagley -Industrial Technology, Many
Lynette Wailes-Social Sciences, Natchitoches
V P. Waither Electronics. Shreveport
Sam Wallace— Sociology, Shreveport
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Kath) Walsh— Mathematics, Lake Charles
Johnnj \\ anger-Geologj . Shreveport
Dale Ward Music, Bossier City
Donald \\ ard— Advertising Design, Vivian
Richard \\ arc— Business Administration. West Monroe
David Watts— Industrial Arts. Opelousas
Doug Watts— Physical Education, French Settlement
Margie Watts— Nursing. Baton Bouge
Charles Weaver-Physical Education. Clearwater. Fla.
Cleveland Weisgerber— Animal Science, Baton Bouge
Paul \\ eller— Music, Wareham, Mass.
Beverly Welch-Secretarial Administration. Natchitoches
Glen Welman— Education, Great Falls, Mont.
Scott West— Geography, Leesville
Jerrv \\ ester— Business Administration, Provencal
Donna Westenbarger English, Roswell, N.M.
Floyd Wheat— Accounting. Montgomery
JoAnn \\ heeler— Education, New Orleans
Joyce White— Speech Therapy. Natchitoches
Lynn White— Physical Education, Alexandria
Marilyn White-Business Education. Pineville
Peggy White— Primary Education. Lecompte
Donnie Whitehead-Zoology, Tullos
Stephen \\ liitley-Pre-Medicine. Anacoco
W illiam \\ iggins-Business Administration. Vidalia
Charles \\ i<rgin.^-Eleetronies. Shreveport
Glen \\ ilburn— Science, Pelican
Robert W ilder— Physics, New Orleans
Gloria \\ illcutt— Elementary Education. Zachary
Carv \\ ilkerson-Business Administration. Natchitoches
Marvin Willett— Physical Education, Indianapolis, [nd.
Ben Williams— Physical Education, Bossier City
Manship Williams- Agri-Business, Ethel
Michael Williams-Business Administration. Vidalia
Stacy Williams— Agri-Business, Natchitoches
Rita W illiamson-Nursing, Gretna
Julia Willis— Sociology. Oakdale
Suzanne Willis-Secretarial Administration. Baton Bouge
David Wimberly- Business Administration, Hall Summit
Vera Windsor— Business Education, Oakdale
Jack Winkle— Business Administration, Shreveport
Judy Winn — Home Economics. Marthaville
Thomas Woltz— Business Administration, Shreveport
Judith Worsham Primary Education, Natchitoches
Larry Wright— Industrial Technology, Shreveport
Chester Wroten- Physical Education, Haynesville
Ernestine Wroten— Physical Education, Haynesville
Becky Wynne-Social Sciences. Alexandria
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Linda Sepulvado
Vice-President
Debbie Singletary
Secretary -Treasurer
Bonnie Martin
Women's Representative
MICHAEL ACKEL- Animal Science, Sulphur
CAROLINE ADAMS-Elementary Education, Alexandria
MICHAEL ADAMS -Accounting, DeQuincy
SUSAN AHL — Zoology, Wurtsmith AFB, Michigan
XENIA ARAUZ— Nursing, Changvinola, Panama
CAROL ATKINS— Advertising Design, Natchitoches
ROBERT ATKINS— Business Administration, Minden
ROBERT ADKINSON-Accounting, Stanley
NELDA ALFORD— Home Economics, Sarepta
STEVE ALFORD— Business Education, Many
MELBA ALLEN — Business Administration, Natchitoches
REBECCA ALLGOOD -Nursing, Homer
LINDA AMMONS— Primary Education, Natchitoches
JOYCE AMOS — Medical Technology, Jonesboro
DAVID ANDERSON— Sociology, Shreveport
KAREN ANDERSON -General, Alexandria
JESSE ANDERSON-Business Education, DeRidder
MONTEZ ANDING -Music, Houma
MARGARET ANDRIS-Home Economics, Many
CAROL ANGLIN — Secretarial Administration, Haynesville
LEE ANGLIN— Pre-Law, Haynesville
SUSAN ANSTEAD-Music, DeRidder
PAT ARNOLD— Microbiology, Houston
MARIE ASHLEY-Social Science, Alexandria
JUDITH AUER— Business Education, Coushatta
LYNN AUSTIN- Government, Shreveport
MARY AUTREY— Nursing, Shreveport
DARLENE BAGGETT-Nursing, DeQuincy
TRUDIE BAGWELL— Elementary Education, White Castle
THADDEUS BAILES— Business Administration, Leesville
ROBERT BAILLIO— Electronics, Alexandria
JAN BAKER— Biology, Tullos
PHILLIP BAKER — Business Administration, Cotton Valley
STERLING BALDWIN-Industrial Arts, New Orleans
FRANCES BALTHAZAR-Social Welfare, Natchez
MICHAEL BAMBERG-Animal Science, Coushatta
MICHAEL BARES— Zoology, Sulphur
PAM BARNETT — Primary Education, Natchitoches
RITA BARNETT— Business Education, Bossier City
CALVIN BARNHILL— Pre-Engineering, Montgomery
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Thomas Barron-Business Administration, Alexandria
Anne Barry- Biology, Gretna
Gary Barth— Electronics, Alexandria
Marilyn Bartley-Mathematics, Breau Bridge
Jerry Baxter— Industrial Education, Shreveport
Jay Baynard — Anthropology-, Baton Rouge
Linda Beach— Business Administration. Shreveport
Mary Beach— Distributive & Business Education, Wisner
James Beal— Government, Goldonna
Bonnie Beamon-Nursing, Maringouin
Stephen Beasley- Mathematics, Natchitoches
Vana Bedgood-Home Economics, DeRidder
David Benit— Business Administration. Minden
Eugene Bennett-Art, Norco
Harvey Bennett-Electronics, Natchitoches
Kathy Bennett-Elementary Education. Pollock
Ouida Benton-Kindergarten and Primary Education. Batchelor
Rocky Berlin— Wildlife Management. Shreveport
Carole Berney Home Economics. Blanchard
Pat Berry— Agriculture. Benton
Sara Berry — Primary Education. Natchitoches
David Berrvman-Music, Zwolle
Debbie Beverson-Secretarial Administration, Baton Rouge
Vicki Bickham-Home Economics. Bossier City
Charles Biddy- Pre-Dentistry, Rayville
Rebecca Bigby— Elementary Education, Shreveport
Mae Blanchard— Nursing, Blanks
Sandra Blankenship Elementary Education, Alexandria
Larry Blevins— Industrial Education, Shreveport
Ronny Bodenhamer-Electronics, Natchitoches
Dawn Boldberg-Art, New Orleans
Jack Bond, Jr. -Spanish, Jonesboro
Steve Bonnin-Microbiology. Welsh
Carol Borde Ion -Primary Education, Tioga
James Bordelon- Accounting, Hessmer
Nicki Borden-Nursing, Pioneer
Debbie Borel-Physical Education. Jeanerette
Edwin Borland-Animal Science, Colfax
\\ illiam Borskey- Industrial Arts. Baton Rouge
Ralph Boswell-Manual Art Therapy, Natchitoches
Monica Botts— Physical Education, Alexandria
Gary Boucher-Electronics, Springhill
Tonnie Bourgeosis-Psychology. Leesville
Eddie Bo utte— Electronics, Shreveport
Jerry Boyd— Business Administration, Plain Dealing
Mary Bradley-Social Sciences, Natchez
Stephen Braverman-Accounting, New York. N.Y.
Ted Brewton-Agri-Business, Goldonna
Bobby Brian— Agriculture, Coushatta
Rhonda Bright-Primary Education. Natchitoches
Sophomores- 309
Britt Raleigh— Agri-Business, Pleasant Hill
Bessie Brock -Journalism, Mora
Sharon Brooks—Secretarial Administration, Jena
Kathleen Brouillette- Nursing, Port Arthur
Barbara Broussard— Interior Design, Alexandria
Charlotte Broussard— Library Science, Gueydan
Kathy Brown-Nursing, Mansfield
Linda Bruce— Primary Education, Winnfield
Jacky Bruinley— Physical Education, Verda
Dianne Buchanan— Primary Education, Winnfield
Rachel Buckley-Primary Education, Vinton
Hal Burgess-Business Administration, Baton Bouge
David Burke-Chemistry, Bossier City
Barbara Burley-Social Sciences, Minden
Edward R. Burns-Pre-Engineering, Oil City
Janice Burns-Home Economics, Port Sulpliur
Michael Burns -Business Administration, Oil City
Sandra Burns-Music, Minden
Craiff Bush— Mathematics, Lake Charles
Edith Bush-Library Science, Florien
Pam Bush- English, Opelousas
Alida Butler-Accounting, Shreveport
Carol Butler— Nursing, Chestnut
Cynthia Cancienne— Elementary Education, Baton Bouge
Danny Carnline-Social Sciences, Many
Debra Carret- Physical Education, New Iberia
Rayland Carrier-Agriculture, Oberlin
Marjorie Carroll-English, Boyce
Luther Carson-Elementary Education, Beadhimer
Judith Carter-Music, Shreveport
Carolyn Casey- Home Economics & Secretarial Admin., Alexandria
Sandra Cason-Nursing, Coushatta
Canidice Cates-Business Administration, Zwolle
Sandra Caudle-Elementary Education, Shreveport
Rodger Causey-Physical Education, Leesville
Janice Chandler— Nursing, Shreveport
Vickie Chandler— Secretarial Administration, Haughton
< larolyn Chatelain— Primary Education, Bunkie
Larry Choate Social Sciences, Natchitoches
Barbara Christopher— Home Economics & Secretarial Administration,
Natchitoches
Lark Christy -Pre-Medicine, Bossier City
Wanda Clark -Physical Education, Pineville
Kathleen Cleveland— Music, Ball
Johanna Clinesrnith- Mathematics, New Orleans
Donald Cloud -Distributive Education, Pitkin
Charles Clowney— Zoology, El Dorado
Gary Cob urn-Electronics, Many
Wayne Coburn-Industrial Arts, Bossier City
Vicki Cockerham— Nursing, Jena
Julian Codina-Business Administration, Lafayette
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Cindy Coker — Physical Education, Natchitoches
Herschd Cole— Sociology, Oberlin
Rhonda Coleman-Primary Education. Shreveport
Catherine Comeaux— Primary Education, Kaplan
Allen (look Social Sciences, Blanchard
( Ihristine Cook-Home Economics, Slidell
Mildred Cooley -Business Education, Slagle
Thomas Cooley-Social Sciences, DeRidder
Melanie Cooper-Secretarial Administration, Natchitoches
Floyd Copell Physical Education, Pecan Island
Richard Cotton- Social Sciences. Coushatta
\\a\ ne Co uvillon- Social Sciences, Kaplan
Mitzi Cowling-Sociology, Pelican
Janet Cox— Music, Logansport
JoAnn Cox— Home Economics, Coushatta
I )ees ( loxe— Speech, Many
Rebecca Coxe— Biology, Denliam Springs
Richard Coxe— Business Administration. Baton Rouge
G. W. Coyle— Physical Education, Springhill
Day la Craig— Elementary Education, Natchitoches
Judy Craig— Secretarial Administration, Vowells Mill
Larry Craig — Wildlife Management. Shreveport
John Creed— Wildlife Management, Many
Dave Creel— Business Administration, Oakdale
Brenda Creft— Nursing. Baton Rouge
Nancy Crippen— Sociology, Winnfield
Linda Critton— Nursing, Taylor
Alma Crowder— Nursing, New Orleans
Kathleen Crow lev Nursing, El Dorado, Ark.
Brenda Crum— Physical Education, Ferriday
David Curry— -Accounting, Sikes
Charlotte Dake-Nursing, Baton Rouge
Mathias da Gama e Silva— Industrial Arts, Campti
Marian Damico— Secretarial Administration, Alexandria
James Daniel— Wildlife Management, Bossier Citj
James Daniel-Zoology, Shreveport
Russell Daniel- Business Administration, Shreveport
Rosemary Danzy-Home Economics. Lena
Dane Dastu<nie-Social Sciences, Lockport
Belinda David-Nursing, Breaux Bridge
Bobbie Davis— Home Economics, Natchitoches
( larswell Davis— Government, Leesville
Darlene Davis— Secretarial Administration, Leesville
Debbie Davis-Commercial Art, Shreveport
Dianne Davis— Nursing, Many
Jan Davis— Pre-Law, Alexandria
Marie Davis— Physic^ Education, Baton Rouge
Wayne Davis— Electronics, Grand Cane
( leorge Davy— Physical Education. Opelousas
\ln lunl I (eason-Animal Science. Provencal
Sophomores —311
Claire DeBlieux-Primary Education, Natchitoches
Gary DeBlieux-Pre-Law, Natchitoches
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James Delrie— Pre-Engineering, Cloutierville
Betty Dennis— Journalism, Cullen
Sharon DeRouen-Pharmacy, Lake Arthur
Tommie Deville-Business Administration, Jena
Jimmy Dillard -Electronics, Mansfield
Donald Dinkins-Business Administration, Many
( lent' I )i\on— Wildlife Management, Anacoco
Sherrie Donaway-Sociology, Campti
Janet Doucet— Sociology, Shreveport
Karla Downs— Secretarial Administration, Shreveport
Lawrence Dreher-Business Administration, Baton Rouge
Maureen Driscoll-Mathematics, Vidalia
Carol Dulrene— Speech, Marrero
Marilyn Dufr en e- Primary Education, Grand Isle
Lovell Duggen- Psychology, Starks
Otis Dunahoe Mathematics, Natchitoches
K.M.C. Duncan -Agronomy, Boyce
Ellyce Dupree-Biology, Bunkie
Paul Dupuir— Industrial Arts. Alexandria
Burton Dupuy-pre-Law, Natchitoches
Laura Dupuy- Nursing, Alexandria
Sandra Durbin Home Economics, Jonesboro
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Ernie Durfee— English, Leesville
Patsy Durr— Music, Marthaville
Roderick Dye— Pre-Medicine, Leesville
Paula Easley — Biology, Natcliitoehes
Sandie Eason— Mathematics, Many
Mark Ellzey— Elementary Education, Sarepta
Jackie Elrod — Speech Pathology, Bossier City
Geneva Elston-Home Economics, McDade
Regina Emanuel Medical Technology, Shreveport
Cynthia Engrum-Chemistry, DeRidder
Lorenza Eschete— Sociology, Ferriday
Thomas Eskin Business Administration, Alexandria
Dorothv Fair-Home Economics, Saline
Sandra Farmer-Primary Education, Alexandria
Mark Fernbaujfh-Business Administration, Natchitoches
CTiarle^ Fertitta-History, Leesville
Pearlie Fields -Secretarial Administration, Alexandria
Lester Fife —Accounting, Shreveport
Gerald Fontenot -Social Sciences, Eunice
Jerry Fontenot —Wildlife Management, Kinder
Ronnie Fontenot-Social Sciences. Sulphur
Zack Foshee— Industrial Technology. Shreveport
Mi mi Foster— Home Economics. Natchitoches
Sheila Fowler-English, Haynesville
Julian Foy— Government, Noble
Randall Frame -Music, Bossier City
Robert Frank-Advance Design, Natchitoches
Robert Franklin- Agri-Business, Goldonna
Joel Furr- English, Shreveport
Perry Futrell-Business, Pineville
Bernice Gabor— Psychology, Leesville
Dana Gaddis— Medical Technology. Alexandria
Johnnie Gallion-Chemistry, Natchez
Diane Gamble-"Biology, Longstreet
Ira Gamble— Distributive Education, Grand Cane
Leon Gamble— Speech, Baton Rouge
Judy Garland — Accounting, Natchitoches
Alicia Garlington-Social Sciences, Dry Prong
Melinda Garlington-Advertising, Keithville
Frankie Gaspar— Elementary Education, Morgan City
Thomas Gatti— Business Administration, Shreveport
Larry Gaudet— Business Administration, New Orleans
Fred Gegeidieimer-Business Administration, Gretna
Janelle Glover— Biology, Baton Rouge
Joseph Glorioso— Advertising Design, Alexandria
Naomi Gill— Office Administration. Glenmora
Kent Gibson— Business Administration. Leesville
Billie Gibson— Home Economics. Natchitoches
Sarah Gibbs— Social Welfare, Longstreet
Beth Goldsby- Speech Pathology. Shreveport
Sophomores— 313
Sara 1 1 Goldsbj -English, Cotton Valley
Verna Gordon— Home Economics, Natchitoches
Barbara Gore— -Home Economics, Tioga
Richard Graham-Wildlife Management, Mansfield
l\\ le Graves— Industrial Education, Bastrop
Gloria Gray— Library Science. DeRidder
katln Gray— Home Economics. Shreveport
Jud) Green— Nursing, Heflin
Ralph Green— Accounting, Natchitoches
Catherine Greenanl— Mathematics, Mansfield
Tomm} Gresham— Pre-Dentistry, Winnfield
Peggie Griffin— Sociology, Alexandria
Brent Gros— Sociology, Zachary
Roger Grubbs— Industrial Arts, Minden
John Gui dry —Government, Church Point
Kenneth Guidry— Biology, Gueydan
Nannette Guidry— Social Sciences, Lake Charles
Mt'lba* ( ruilliams— Primary Education, Winnfield
Barbara Guillot— Nursing, Zachary
Elaine Guillot — Library Science, Effie
Gennifer Guin— Physical Education, Alexandria
George Gulledge- Electronics. Trout
Charlotte Gunter— Business Education. Mansfield
Vickie Hahn— Primary Education, Bossier City
Hilbert Hall— Advertising Design, Alexandria
Charles Hampton— Animal Science, Natchitoches
Wayne Haney— Physical Education, Shreveport
Charles Hardison Accounting, Natchitoches
W. C. Hardy— Accounting, Natchitoches
Joycelyn Hargis-Elementary Education, Natchitoches
Pliillip Harris— Sociology, Franklinton
Richard Harris— Accounting. Shreveport
Edward Harrison Electronics, Zachary
Gordon Ha"rtley-Industrial Arts, Seattle, Wash.
Jimmie Harvey— Pre-Forestry, Many
Richard Harvey-Chemistry, Zowell, Mich.
Sharon Harvey— Elementary Education, Leesville
Jay Hawks— Agri Business, Leesville
Kathleen Hawkes— Elementary Education, CheneyvUle
Jackie Hawthorne— Elementary Education, Anacoco
Jerry Hayes— Business Administration, Cotton Valley
Sylvia Hayes— Elementary Education. New Orleans
Glenda Haynes— Mathematics, Springhill
Katherine I lead -Primary Education, Shreveport
Daniel Heard— Government, Gueydan
Sandra I Icarne- Secretarial Administration, Natchitoches
I )< >ri> I lebert - Physical Education, DeRidder
Sharen Helo— Speech Pathology, Crowley
John Henry -Pre-Engineering, Houma
Jan Henson— Primary Education. Shreveport
.'111 Sophomores
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Paula Henson- Nursing, Urania
James Herrington-Chemistry, Alexandria
Elizabetli Hilburn-Home Economics, Pineville
Judith Hilgerson-Medical Technology, Baton Rouge
Annette Hill Speech Therapy, Cheshire, Conn.
Pesky Hill— Journalism, Bossier City
Dale Hobson— Physical Education. Hodge
James Hodges— Pre-Law, Jena
Delia Holladay-Interior Design, Oakdale
George Hollis-Physical Education, Westlake
Georgia Holloway— Interior Design, Alexandria
Robert Holloway English, Minden
James Holy— Accounting, Galveston, Texas
David Hooper-Mathematics, Elizabeth
Richard Horton Biology, Baton Rouge
Marshall Hough-Biology, Saline
Jimmie Howard-Agri-Business. Lake Providence
Ken 1 Ira jmiann- Physical Education, New Orleans
Donna Hubbs— Nursing, Shreveport
James Huckaby-Speech, Hodge
Rebecca Hudson-Physical Education. Lake Arthur
Marilyn Huffman-Nursing, Lafayette
Mary Hyde— Distributive Education. Pineville
Patricia Hyde-Biology. .Jackson
Mary Hymel-Secretarial Administration. Port Allen
Sophomores— 315
Susan Iman— Nursing, Lake Charles
L. C. Ingles— Animal Science, Winn fie Id
John Inzer— Business Administration, New Orleans
Howard Jackson- Physical Education, Lecompte
Renee James— Primary Education, Verda
Herbie J eane— Business Administration, Shreveport
Lavelle Jeane— Business Administration, Leesville
Amo Johnson— Elementary Education, Shreveport
C. C. Johnson— Physical Education, Natchitoches
Eddie Johnson— Pre-Medicine, Natchitoches
Memphis Jolmson-Agri-Business, Plainview
Mike Johnson— Electronics, Readhimer
Pollie Johnson-Social Sciences, Pitkin
Scott Johnson-Business Administration, Benton
Vivian Johnson-Home Economics, Alexandria
Barbara Jones— Home Economics, Greenwell Springs
Carl Jones— Mathematics, Natchitoches
Charles Jones-Accounting, Provencal
Cheryl Jones— Sociology, Alexandria
Claud Jones— Business Administration, Coushatta
James Jones— Animal Science, DeRidder
Joyce Jones— Sociology, Natchitoches
Kathleen Jones- Education, Shreveport
Kay Jones— Secretarial Administration, Freeport, Tex.
Martha Jones-Home Economics, Mansfield
Michael Jones-Business Administration, Natchitoches
Vickie Jones-Home Economics, Shreveport
Rodney J or don-Engineering, Florien
Eric Kaposta-Art, Shreveport
Penny Kay— Nursing, Leesville
Frank Kearney- Business Administration, New Roads
Winfred Kees— Animal Science, Coushatta
Donald Kelley- Social Sciences, Winnfield
Joseph Kelly-Sociology, Winnfield
Patricia Kelly- Nursing, Monroe
Don Kendrick Pre-Law, Zachary
Charles Kennedy— Accounting, Bastrop
Richard Kenyon— Accounting, Bath, Maine
Lynn Killen— Primary Education, McDade
Ida Killough Nursing, Slidell
Lynn Kimball-Speech, Bossier City
William Kimbrough- Medical Technology, Anacoco
Stephen King-Government, Charleston, W. Va.
Lary Knight-Art, Shreveport
Glenda Knippers— Primary Education, Robeline
Derek Kohler Mathematics, Baton Rouge
Bobby Koncak -Business Administration, Dallas
Charles Koonce-Psychology, Sulphur
Liz Koury Primary Education, Leesville
Virgie Kreidcl- Business Education, Haughton
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Penny Krennerich- Physical Education, Chalmette
William Kress- Industrial Arts, Minden
Esther Kunce Elementary Education, Shreveport
Frank Kyle- Sociology, Shreveport
Anna Lafont— Sociology, Golden Meadow
Rosalie Lafont-Early Childhood Education, Golden Meadow
Christine Lalande— Nursing, Alexandria
John Lambden-Distributive Education, Davidsonville, Md.
Danny La mhert- Industrial Arts, Baton Rouge
Ronnie Land— Industrial Arts, Homer
Diana Landesman— Medical Technology, Slidell
Barbara Landry- Elementary Education, Tioga
Peggy Landry— Physical Education, New Orleans
Patricia Lanier— Nursing, Natchitoches
Elizabeth Laningham— Home Economics, Alexandria
Gregory Langlois-Accounting, Ventress
Rita Larsen— Primary Education. Shreveport
Sonia Laprairie- Nursing, Pineville
Kathy Lawn — Physical Education. West Monroe
Deborah Lawrence— Business Education, Mansfield
Frank LeDoux-Business Administration, DeRidder
Kathy Lee- Primary Education, Pleasant Hill
Sandra Lee— Spanish, Natchitoches
Mary Leibee -Physical Education, Westlake
Cheryl LeMarie-Primary Education. Kaplann
Steven Lenert-Business Admitiistration, Shreveport
Cora Lewis— Home Economics, Jonesboro
Teresa Liles— Sociology, Shreveport
Monica Liliedahl Art, Leesville
Jan Lilley— .Secretarial Administration, Natchitoches
Gracie Little— Primary Education, Winnfield
John Locke— English, Shreveport
Mary Lodge— English, Springhill
Richard Loftin— Microbiology, Coushatta
Bonnie Lokey— Commercial Art, Bossier City
Kermit Lloid— Social Sciences, Rhinehart
Theresa Lombardino— Nursing, Bossier City
Robert Lonadier— Industrial Arts, Natchitoches
Hal Long— Agriculture, Zachary
Charles Longino-Business Administration, Cloutierville
Nancy Lord— Sociology, Mansfield
Julie Loughran- Physical Education, Bossier City
Mary Louglirid^e-Secretarial Administration, Flora
John Louviere- Medical Technology, Welsh
Phyllis Loupe— Home Economics, Zwolle
Demetris K. Lovelady- Primary Education, Negreet
Robert Love-Electronics, Natchitoches
Roxan Love— Secretarial Administration, Glenmora
Bonnie Lovegren-Nursing, New Orleans
Ada Lowe-Nursing, Alexandria
Sophomores— 317
John Lowe— Accounting. Minden
Ralph Lowe— Marthaville, Haynesville
Terrie Lowe— Elementary Education, Cotton Valley
Bruce Kevil— Government, Lake Charles
Gav Kidder— Primary Education. Natchitoches
Patricia McBeth— Elementary Education, Lake Charles
Linda McBride— Elementary Education. Opelousas
Richard McBride-Pre-Engineering, Natchitoches
< aria \lc( lain— Primary Education, Natchitoches
John McCain— Pre-Law, Colfax
Michael McCain— Electronics, Natchitoches
Gar\ M<( Irary— Business Administration, Baton Rouge
Michael McConnell— Pre-Medicine, Bunkie
David McCullough- Agri-Business, Campt
Ernest VlcDaniel— Mathematics, Natchitoches
Cathy McDonald Secretarial Administration, Jena
Diedre McDonald -Journalism, Glenmora
Gary McDonald-Wildlife Management, DeRidder
Elaine McFatter— Primary Education, Lake Charles
Linda McGee— General, Shreveport
Brenda McGrew— Primary Education. Blanchard
Linda Mckaskle- Secretarial Administration, Shreveport
Heather McKee-Nursing, Pineville
Julia McLain— Home Economics. Atlanta
Miles McNeely— Animal Science, Hornbeck
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Denise McNett— Accounting, San Antonio, Texas
Jan McQuillan— Primary Education, Calvin
Jerald Malone— Electronics, Bossier City
James Manning-Wildlife Management, Natchitoches
Phoebe Mercantel— Primary Education, Kinder
Florence Marceaux— Elementary Education, Gueydan
James Marston— Economics, East Point
Robert Marks— Education, Morrow
James Marler— Industrial Arts, Alexandria
Carol Marsh— Primary Education, Hathaway
Renee Marshall-Speech Pathology, DeRidder
Frances Martin Primary Education, Larose
Sandra Martin— Home Economics, Ashland
Mamie Maryland -Mathematics, Oxford
Sandra Mason-Prmial7 Education, Shreveport
Eva Masters— Home Economics, Provencal
Vincent Mastracehio-Accounting, LeesvilJe
John Matessino-Sociology, Alexandria
John Matkin— Zoology, Provencal
Herman Maxwell-Business Administration, Cotton Valley
Paul Maxwell— Business Administration, Tioga
Robert May— Engineering, Baton Rouge
Lenwood Meaux-Music, Kaplan
Barbara Melcber-Home Economics, Tioga
Janice Melton— Secretarial Administration, Winnfield
Betty Mercer-Primary Education, Natchitoches
John Merritt -Business Administration, Tioga
Harry Middleton-History, Honolulu. Hawaii
Margaret Middleton— Archeology, Shreveport
Rodney Middleton— Animal Science, Marthaville
Kathy Mier— Physical Education, Alexandria
Candy Miles-Primary Education, Baton Rouge
Clifton Miller-Pre-Law, Mansfield
Cov Miller— Industrial Arts, Natchitoches
Emmett Miller Social Sciences, Anacoco
John Miller— Nursing, Baton Rouge
Judy Miller— Distributive Education, Opelousas
Judy Miller— Mathematics, Many
Lloyd Miller-Social Welfare, Elmer
Dennis Minor-Industrial Arts, Springhill
David Mitchell-Elementary Education, Many
Margaret Mitchell— Primary Education, Zwolle
Rodney Mize— Physical Education, J onesboro
Norma Mobley-Nursing, Stanley
Robert Monk Business Administration, Minden
Paula Montegulo-Primary Education, Zachary
Beverly Morgan -Secretarial Administration
Gary Steven Morgan— Journalism, Alexandria
Laura Morgan-Primary Education, Boyce
Songa Morris— Sociology, Colfax
Sophomores— 319
Frances Morton -Biology, Mansfield
Phillip Moses— Sociology, Natchitoches
Dianne Mosley-Primary Education, Stanley
\1\ i.i \lin|ili\ Speech I herap} . Pineville
Leo Murray— Music, Treeben, Ga.
William Murray— Business Administration, Vidalia
Grace Myers rs\<hology. Opelousas
David Navarre— Speech, Oakdale
( Iheryl Neck— French, Marksville
Merrill Neck -Biology. Mansura
James Nelson-Industrial Arts, Florien
( la\ le Nesom— French, Natchitoches
Kathryn Nettles-Library Science, Many
Michael Nitte— In<lustrial Arts, Houma
Dale Ni\— Physical Education, Mooringsport
John Nolon- Industrial Arts, Benton
Brenda Norrell- Sociology, Heflin
Richard Norris-Accounting, Bossier City
Bernard Nugent-Electronics, Pineville
Beverly O'Bannon— Primary Education, Provencal
Michael ( I'Bier— Agri-Business, Springhill
Charles ( ('Con -Electronics, Natchitoches
James ( Mom— Government, Tioga
Steve Odom— Business Administration, Homer
Carol ( )'( hiinn- Social Sciences, Flora
Lydia < )'Quinn— Primary Education, Bossier City-
Bill < htigo— Geography, Pineville
William Oucote— Physical Education, Alexandria
Marsha Owen-Anthropology, Waterproof
Anne ( l\\ ens-Primary Education, Shreveport
David Owens-Business Administration, Haynesville
Pat Pace— Home Economics. Colfax
Elizabeth Paddie— Primary Education, Noble
Patty Page English, Gretna
Rita Palk— Sociology, Natchitoches
Cavlc Palmer Journalism, Jackson
Robert Palo— Physical Education, Stamford, Conn.
Janet Parker Physical Education, Port Allen
Margaret Peace Home Economics, Benton
Michael Peairs— Agriculture, Pride
Pain Pearce-Interior Design, Many
Rex Pearce— Pre-Dentistry, Baton Rouge
Alicia Pearson-English, West Monroe
Clyde Pearson General, Bossier City
Peter Pellegatto- Physical Education, West Hartford, Conn.
Clifton Pentecost Advertising Design, Pineville
Carol Perkins— Music, Minden
Sam Pcrnicc Social Sciences, DeRidder
Pete Peterson— Animal Science, Ringgold
Cynthia Phillips-Spanish, Natchitoches
320— Sophomores
Lowell Ross Pickett- Business Administration, SpringhiU
James Pierson— Business Administration, Natchitoches
Maria Pilola- Sociology, Leesville
John Pinckard— Agriculture-Business, Friendship
Gisela Piatt- Business Administration, Natchitoches
Marv Poland Home Economics, Jena
Rita Ponds- Primary Education. Tullos
Johnny Posey— Industrial Arts, Monroe
Jacqueline Pousson- Kindergarten & Primary Education, Alexandria
Sharon Powell- Primary Education, Shreveport
Georffene Pratte— Accounting, Natchitoches
Michael Travis Price-Math, Alexandria
Marcella Prhrde— Merchandising. Oakdale
Joseph Paul Provenza, Jr.— Psychology, Shreveport
Angela Prud ho mine— Early Childhood Education. Natchez
Gladys Pugh-Nursir,g^ Shreveport
Mike Ouartes— Government, Jonesboro
Marv Ann Rabalais— Library Science, Bunkie
Charles M. Rachal— Commercial Art, Shreveport
Barbara Radford— Kindergarten & Primary' Education, Mansfield
Linda Ragland-Psychology, Natchitoches
Steve R aims— Business, Robeline
David L. Rambin-Sociology, Pelican
J. J. Rambin Ill-Pre-Dentistry, Coushatta
Evangeline Ramsey- Primary Education, Mansfield
Linda Rasburv-Physical Education, 011a
Brenda Rateliif-General, Bossier City
Gordon Ray— Math, Mansura
Madeleine Ray-Physical Education, Breaux Bridge
Rebecca Readhimer— Home Education, Natchitoches
Charles S. Reaux-Biology Education, Port Barre
Sue Reed— Business Administration, Pineville
Agnes Reeves- Sociology, Dodson
Kenneth Reeves- Aireodynamics Engineering, Montgomery
Beverly Reeves- Music, Shreveport
Carol Reinboldt-French, Natchitoches
Marie Louise Richard— Kindergarten & Primary Education, Opelousas
Carol Richardson-Home Economics, Shreveport
Michael Richardson-Business Administration, Zachary
Sue Ann Richardson- Kindergarten & Primary Education, Minden
Nancy Richey— Home Economics, Alexandria
Michael Richie— Physics, Natchitoches
Rorie C. Riggs— Medical Technology, Monterey
Cynthia Riser— Music, Castor
Mickey Roark— Science & Technology, Natchitoches
Linda Roberson- Nursing, Shreveport
Robert W. Roberson- Accounting, Baltimore
Paul F. Robertson -Wildlife Management, Tioga
Stan Robertson-Business Administration, Jennings
Beverly Robinson-Nursing, Lake Charles Sophomores-321
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Elvis Robinson, Jr.— Education, Coushatta
Elizabeth Robinson- Psychology, Shreveport
Paul F. Robinson— Business Administration, Balboa
Cynthia Rodriques— Education, Shreveport
Brenda Joyce Rogers— Social Sciences, Winnfield
Renella Romine English, Iota
Connie Rosalles-Math-Pawhata»
Ann L Rose — Home Economics, Leesville
Glendson Rougeon— Business Administration, Natchitoches
Glynda Rawson -English, Natchitoches
Carol Roy — Office Administration, Alexandria
Eleanor Faye Rushing-Social Welfare, Ashland
Patsy Russel— Elementary Education, Benton
Sandra Russell-English, Atlanta
Russo Rosanne -Elementary Education, Shreveport
David Sanders-Business Administration, Shreveport
Mary Sanders— Secretarial Administration, Homer
Pat Sanders— Home Economics, New Roads
Ralph Sanders-Business, DeRidder
Cecil Sandlin— Government, Lake Charles
Barbara Satcher-Library Science, Jonesboro
Barry Savell— Business Administration, Many
Brenda Savell-Business Education, Many
Donna Savell-Primary Education, Negreet
Linda Savell— Business Education, Many
Sarah Savell— Home Economies, Many
Patty Sayles— Primary Education, Shreveport
Robert Schmidt-Economics, Gretna
Marshall Schoth- Accounting, Zwolle
Cherry Scott-Psychology, Dodge
Waynetta Scott -Primary Education, Natchitoches
David Sepulvado- Accounting, Ebarb
Linda Sepulvado-Special Education, Zwolle
Mary Sewell— Home Economics, Natchitoches
Rodcer Sexton- Business Administration, Shongaloo
Joan Sheffield Primary Education, Zwolle
Bill Sheppert— Music, Shreveport
Robert Sholar-Business Administration, Barksdale
Frieda Sibley-Secretarial Administration, Many
Paula Sibley— Psychology, Leesville
Darlene Simon— Dietetics, Winnsboro
Debbie Singletary Primary Education, Bogolusa
Michael Slaughter— Chemistry, Pollock
Mattie Slayton— Social Sciences, Elizabeth
Sammy Sledge— Business Administration, Coushatta
Susan Sliman— Accounting, Many
Mamie Small-Business Administration, Fisher
Colin Smith— Business Administration, Zachary
Edwin Smith Chemistry, Dry Creek
Gerald Smith -Business Administration, Bossier City
322— Sophomores
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Gerard Smith Electronics, Franklin
Joe Smith— Industrial Arts, Shreveport
Mary Smith- Psychology, Alexandria
Ronald Smith-Government, Bossier City
Susan Smith— Physical Education, Plain Dealing
Florent Soi°nier-Physical Education, Breaux Bridge
Farrell Soileau- Chemistry, Ville Platte
Rod Sooter— History, Alexandria
Desnee Sousa— Nursing, Hamilton
Kay Spann— Spanish, Shreveport
Beverly Sparks— Primary Education, Vinton
Teddy Speir— Advertising Design, Readhimer
Billy Spill ma n -Physical Education, Cloutierville
John Stall— Wildlife Management, Hondo, Tex.
Marvin Stalnaker- Commercial Art, Pineville
James St. Andre— Electronics, Natchitoches
Rose Stegemann- Psychology, Natchitoches
Mike Steinkamp-Liberal Arts, Harahan
Gary Stephens— Business Administration, Shreveport
Jennifer Sterling-Nursing, Baton Rouge
Philomena Sterling— Business Education, Natchitoches
Brenda Stevens-Nursing, Baton Rouge
Mary Stewart— Home Economics, Hodge
Randy Stewart- Accounting, Jena
Ronald Stewart— Electronics, Winnfield
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Wanda Stoma- Merchandising, Mansfield
I >ewain Strather-Physical Education, Plainview
Rodne) Strickland -Drafting, Anacoeo
Nancy Strohschein— Nursing, Big Bend
Don Stroud— Electronics, Alexandria
Joel Stroud— History. St. Maurice
Rebecca Stroud-Sociology, Hodge
John Sullivan— Electronics, Vidalia
Mecellie Sullivan-Biology, Ashland
Roselyn Sumrall-Early Childhood Education. Bogulusa
Leroy Sutton — Advertising Design, Shreveport
I >a\ id Swate— Business AdiTiinistration. Cotton Valley
John Tabor— Industrial Technology, Cotton Valley
Rosemary latum Nursing, Alexandria
Waller Taylor-Geography, Coushatta
\\ anda Taylor- Primary Education. Natchitoches
Brenda league- Sociology, Minden
Steven Temple-Business Administration, DeRidder
Pauletta Tendrick— Home Economics, Teaneck, N.J.
(.wen Terrell— Secretarial Administration, Leesville
Larry Thayer— Business Administration. Crowley
Edwin Theriot— Chemistry. Gueydan
Russell Theriot Microbiology, Gueydan
\ane\ Thibodeaux— Elementary Education, Berwick
J ann- Thomas— Business Administration, Winnfield
Philip Thomas— Zoology, New Orleans
Jeannie Thompson -Library Science, Natchitoches
Mary Thompson Business Administration. Converse
Monroe Thompson-Physical Education. Pitkin
Rita Thompson -Nursing. Ville Platte
Sarah Thrash- Mathematics. Heflin
Mary Timmons— Secretarial Administration. Longstreet
Stephen Todd— Social Sciences. Stanley
Emil Tompkins— Anthropology, Shreveport
Byron Tooley— Management, Shreveport
Bev Torges— Physical Education, Detroit, Mich.
Wanda Townsend-Mathematics, Baton Rouge
Janelle Trahan-Music, Lafayette
Daniel Triplett Business Administration, Charleston, W. Va.
Gary Triplo— Physical Education, Schenectady, New York
Craig; Tripp— Physical Education, Springhill
Joseph Trun/ler Animal Science. Harrisonburg
Mary Trim zl er— Physical Education, Natchitoches
Philip lull Business Administration, Baltimore, Md.
( Iheryl Tullos— Nursing, Pineville
I George Tully— Music, Shreveport
Ronald Tynes— Business Administration, Natchitoches
Tamara Upchurch Primary Education, Shreveport
Olga Urias Medical Technology. Ruston
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Robert Valdez— Social Sciences. Leesville
Alberta Van Dyke-Nursing, Shreveport
Danny \ ermaelem— English, Natchitoches
Toni Vercher— Business Administration, Natchitoches
Terrie Verzwyvelt— Elementary Education. Boyce
Ranch Veule man-Business Administration. Many
Donald V iator Business Administration, Tioga
Susan Vidrine— Nursing, New Iberia
Judy Yince— Nursing, Franklin
Delores Vines— Primary Education, Many
Margaret \ ollm- Social Welfare, Colfax
Erby Voorhies-Animal Science, Ball
Jeanne Walden-Nursing, Tryon, N.C.
Lola Walker-Biology, Natchitoches
Robert Walker-Business Administration, Mansfield
Vernon Walker— Advertising Design, Winnfield
Johnny Ball— Speech, Bossier City
Hollis Walker— Physical Education, Shreveport
Karen Walters— Business Education, Lafayette
Kat\ Ward— Geology. Heflin
Robert Ward-Sociology, Montgomery
Robert M. Ward— Sociology, Montgomery
Catherine Warner— Social Sciences, Bossier City
Johnny Warner Physical Education, J onesboro
Winfred Warren— Business Administration, Natchitoches
Donald Washington— Accounting, Alexandria
Rebecca Waterbury— Nursing, Opelousas
Raymond Waters— Sociology, Saline
Diane Watkins-Home Economics, Bossier City
Burney Weaver -Agriculture, Coushatta
Judith W ebb -Secretarial Administration, Coushatta
Lucy Webb— Medical Technology, Coushatta
Robert Webster— Pre- Veterinary, Montgomery
Vicki Weeks— Physical Education, Franklin
Joan W eg ma n n Nursing, New Orleans
Nancy Weible-Primary Education, SpringhUl
John W eld— Electronics, Mt. Hermon
Anita Wellner-Social Sciences, Anococo
Debra Wells— Home Economics, Alexandria
Donna Wells-Home Economics, Alexandria
Elizabeth Wentyel— Nursing, Leesville
Judy Wester— Advertising Design, Provencal
Annie White-Sociology, Natchitoches
Judith White-Social Sciences, Alexandria
Kathryn White— Secretarial Administration,
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Larry White -Business Administration, Doyline
Norman White-Business Administration, San Antonio. Tex.
Sam White— Engineering, Mora
Larry Whitehead— Chemistry, Provencal
Ellen Whiteside— Advertising Design, Cotton Valley
Sophomores— 325
Beverly Whitlock— Home Economics, Natchitoches
Sandra Whittington-Biology, Bayou Cliicot
Forrest Whittlesey— Business Administration, Jasper
Douglas Wilbanks— Industrial Arts, Hicks
Linda Wilburn— Primary Education, Pelican
Dennis Wilkinson— Industrial Education, Baton Rouge
Bonnie Williams— Music, Leesville
Cheryl Williams Early Childhood Education, Natchitoches
Douglas Williams Physical Education, Tioga
Janice Williams— Dietetics, Keithville
Mariolyn Williams— French, Jonesboro
Shirley Williams— Mathematics, Bossier City
Theodore Williams— Business Administration, Campti
Mike Willilord— Music, Shreveport
C. C. Willis— Agronomy, Pitkin
Tommy Willis— Business Administration. Winnfield
Daphne Windham— Nursing, Stanley
Mike Windham— Business Administration, Bossier City
Linda Winn Home Economics. Pineville
Robert Winterrowd— Business Administration, Shreveport
Melanie Wisenbaker— Nursing, Tioga
Joyce Witt Pre- Veterinary, Leesville
Barbara Woodard— Social Sciences, Ringgold
Brenda Woods— Primary Education, Heflin
Georgia Wren— Mathematics, Coushatta
Connie Wright— Business Education, Forest Hill
Judy Wright— English, Negreet
Pam Wright- Music. Red Bay, Ala.
Sue Wright— Home Economics, Clayton
Patricia Wyatt— Business Administration, Robeline
Cayla Yester— Elementary Education, Haynesville
James Young- Pre-Forestry, Weyanoke
Larry Young— Psychology, DeRidder
Paul Zoller— Physical Education, New Iberia
Gretchen Zulick-Speech and Hearing Therapy, Natchitoches
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David Morgan
Vice-President
Jo Pease
Secretary-Treasurer
Jeanne Hebert
Women's Representative
Ronald Broussard
Men's Representative
GAIL ABSHIBE— French, Crowley
RICHARD A. ABSHIRE -General, Kaplan
LINDA ADAIR— Journalism, Gibsland
GARY ADAMS— General, Tioga
SANDRA ADAMS- Music Education, Grambling
ARA ADCOCK— Physical Education, Shreveport
JOANN ADDISON — Upper Elementary Education, Baton Rouge
RITA ADDISON— Music, Haughton
KODMA \| 1)1 KM \ N -General, Winnfield
NANCY WYNELLE ALLEN-Interior Design, Oil City
MARCIA ALLEN — Primary Education, Hall Summit
STEPHANIE ALLEN— General, Shreveport
GAYLEN ALLISON— Medical Technology, Shreveport
KAREN ALLBRITTON-Home Economics, Roheline
MICHAEL, T. ALLBBITTON-Geology, Shreveport
CABOL ALMAND— Home Economics, Haynesville
STEPHEN ALLMON-Industrial Education, Bastrop
BABBARA ALSTON - Physical Education, Gretna
TOMMY ANDERS— Primary Education, Marthaville
LANENA ANDERSON-Music, Shreveport
MIKE ANDERSON- Government, Shreveport
VICKI ANDERSON- General, Shreveport
TERRY ANDERSON- Nursing, Slidell
SANDRA ANDRIES- Home Economics, Boyce
CHARLES D. ANDRUS-Business Administration, Jennings
MICHAEL P. ANLEDGE-General Agriculture, Natchitoches
CLYDE ANTHONY— Liberal Arts, Many
GEI >RGE E. ANTHONY -Pre-Dentistry, Shreveport
JUDITH APPLIN — Secondary Library Science, DeRidder
NANCY ABCHAMBEAU-Mathematics, Maplewood
BONNIE ABDOIN-Social Science, Opelousas
JANE ARIEUX- Chemistry, Shdell
CAROLYN ARMSTRONG Medical Technology, Keithville
SU ANNE ARMSTRONG- Social Welfare, New Orleans
DONALD M. ARNOLD- General, Shreveport
JERRY ARNOLD-General, Mooringsport
SUSAN ARNOLD -Mathematics, Alexandria
DAVID ATKINS-Wildlife Management, Shreveport
JOHN E. ATKINS-Business Administration, Mansfield
DEBBA ASBY— Nursing, Many
Freshmen- 327
Belinda Ashworth-Physical Education, Oakdale
Lou Ashworth— Home Economics. Oakdale
David Law A u— Electronics, Hong Kong
Dawn Autrey— English, Morgan City
I >anii'l Avala — Physical Education. LeesviJle
Robert Aycock-Business Administration. Pineville
( l\ de Pattison Barley- Agriculture, Longstreet
Robert Barley-Industrial Arts, Longstreet
Frances Bailey— Office Administration, Shreveport
Jackson L. Bailey Journalism. Alexandria
Albert Baker— Business Administration, Alexandria
Paula Baker— Nursing, Benton
Robert Baker— History. Stonewall
Amanda Baldridge— Primary Education, Many
Perry Ball— Mathematics, Baton Rouge
Ronnie Ball-Pre-Engineering, Winnfield
Sandra Ballard-History, Natchitoches
Mary Balthazar -English, Shreveport
Jo Marie Bananno-Home Economics, Powhatan
Steven Banks-Drafting Technology, New York
Mike Bamburv— Industrial Arts. Coushatta
Wanda Sue Bamburv Kindergarten and Primary Education, Coushatta
Ted Baranowshi— Speech, Natchitoches
Glen Barnhill— Industrial Arts, Natchitoches
Dennis Barker— Business Administration. Shreveport
Carol Barnidge— Mathematics, Irving
Steve Barnes— Business Administration. Shreveport
Mary Barnett— Primary Education, Plain Dealing
Bob Barney— Advertising Design, Shreveport
Geralyn Barthel-Nursing, Sunshine
Joseph David Basco— Forestry, Natchitoches
Jack Bass- Forestry, Pitkin
Kathy Bass — Social Welfare, Jonesville
William Bass-General, Leesville
Kathv Bachelor— Secretarial Science, Bossier City
Rebecca Bates-Social Science, Pineville
Rickey Bates-^naust"al Arts. Winnfield
Janice Baucuin— Library Science, Urania
Cynthia Baudry-^"mary Education, Colfax
Ronald Baxter Agriculture. Coushatta
I tebra Baxter- Business, Shreveport
Susan Bavnard Education. Baton Rouge
Charlotte Beach-Education, Shreveport
Andrew Beal Electronics. Calvin
Brenda Beckett— Physical Education. Shreveport
Brenda Beebe Social Science, Boyce
Bett\ Jo Bellins— Secretarial Administration, Alexandria
Jack Benoil— Psychology, Gueydan
Lovie Bernard Speech, Natchitoches
James Berry Mathematics, Natchitoches
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Billve Berwick— Psychology, Leesville
Sandra Bethard- Primary Education, Dry Prong
William Biggio— General, Shreveport
Linda Billimik-Medical Technology, Slireveport
Peter Billiot— Business Administration, Shreveport
William Black— Accounting, Natchitoches
Bobbv Blake — General, Winnfield
Pammala Blake- Interior Design, Winnfield
Barbara Blanchard-Medical Technology, Baton Rouge
Mike Blake— Commercial Art, Alexandria
Diane Boisvert— Sociology, Alexandria
Henry Boley— Wildlife Management, Heflin
Beckie Bond— Physical Education, Bossier City
Nancy Book— Elementary Education, Jonesville
.Marilyn Booker-N"rsing, Baton RouSe
Charmaine Bordelon-Pre-Medicine, Kaplan
Shane Bordelon -Wildlife Management, Coushatta
Susan Boswell-Prmiary Education. Natchitoches
Julie Bott- Psychology, Shreveport
Man Boudreaux— Library Science, Zwolle
Annette Bourgesis— Commercial Art, Lake Charles
Susan Bouman— -English. Alexandria
Sally Box — Social Sciences. Shreveport
Dennis Bozeman Chemistry. Pineville
Joseph Bozzell— General. Gretna
William Bozzelle-Business Education, Gretna
Gary Branch— General. Rayville
Diane Braguet- Primary Education. Arnaudville
Kalhlvn Breazeale-Home Economics, Natchitoches
Carl Breedlove Industrial Arts, Coushatta
Edward Breedlove— Business Administration, Natchitoches
Rowr Brewton-Business Administration, Winnfield
Cynthia Brillhart Liberal Arts, Lafayette
Joe Marion Brima-Agriculture-Business. Readhimer
James Brinson- Accounting, Winnfield
Jama Briscoe -Nursing Leesville
Jackie Broadway-Psychology, Provencal
Fern Brooks- Psychology, Winnfield
Harold Broussard- Liberal Arts, Pecan Island
Preston Broussard-Physical Education, Abbeville
Ronald Broussard-Business Administration, Alexandria
David Brown— Business Administration, Shreveport
James Brown— Physical Education, Baker
Linda Brown— General. Converse
Michael Brown- Animal Science. Zachary
Odell Brown— Accounting, Campti
Pamela Brown-Nursing, Jonesboro
Randall Brown- Zoology, Holbrook. Mass.
Donald Browne- General. Coushatta
Freshmen- 329
330— Freshmen
Janet Bruce- Business Education, Natchitoches
Warren Brumiield- Pre-Dentistry, Alexandria
Ginger Bruyninckx Nursing, Alexandria
ISoyil l!r\ an General. DeKidder
D. Lee Bryant-Primary Education, Shreveport
Russell Bryant— Government, Goldonna
Bonnie Buck-English, Kinder
Denton Buckley Accounting, Anacoco
Kathy Burns-Secretarial Administration, Shreveport
Patrick Burns— Physical Education, Syracuse, New York
Sharon Burt-Nursing, Baton Rouge
Rodney Busby-Business Administration, Leesville
Joe Buswell— industrial Arts, Fairview Alpha
Jacqueline Byrd-Elementary Education, Zachary
Patricia Byrnes-General, Shreveport
Le Ann Cagle— Elementary Education, Tioga
Daniel Caldwell-Industrial Arts Education, Alexandria
Jimmie Calvin-Pre-Law, Winnfield
Cheryl Campbell -Pre-Medicine, London, England
Deborah Campbell- Merchandising, Shreveport
Dianne Campbell-General, Cotton Valley
Patty Campbell- Speech Therapy, Shreveport
Barbara Cannon -Elementary Education, Monroe
Dorothy Cariere- Social Sciences, Slireveport
Roxie Cariere-Psychology, Shreveport
Lillian Carrier-Primary Education, Eunice
Patricia Carrier-Chemistry, Oberlin
Sharon Carrier-Primary Education. DeRidder
Anthony Carter-Business Administration, Alexandria
Benjamin Carter-Physical Education, Port Sulphur
Bill Bailey Carter Journalism, Benton
Cecil Carter -Agri- Business, Shreveport
Charles Carter- History, Bossier City
Larry Carter- Social Welfare, Pineville
Sharon Carter— Home Economics, Atlanta
Raymond Cartwright— General, Plain Dealing
William Carver- Agri-Business, Leesville
Patrick Carrington- Pre-Medicine, Shreveport
Deanne Cason— Primary Education, Coushatta
Hoyt Cassel— Wildlife Management, Noble
Patricia Cattin— Primary Education, Lake Charles
Rathe Cathey— Government, Bossier City
Dean Caughmen— General, Springhill
Debi Lynne Causey-Business Administration, Bossier City
Linda Causey- Physical Education, Leesville
Jerry Cavanaugh-General, Leesville
Mary Cedars- Home Economics, Natchitoches
Raymond Cedars-Psychology, Natchitoches
Wilson Cedars-Industrial Arts, Natchitoches
Danny Chachere-Zoology, Eunice
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Robert Chance-Speech, Gretna
Thomas Chance-Business Administration, Leesvilk
Molly Chancey— Journalism, DeQuincy
Annette Chandler-Social Welfare, Many
Ray Chandler— Accounting, Many
Hershal Chapman-Journalism, Pineville
Niva Chavez— Journalism, Cannon AFB, New Mexico
Richard Chevalier-History, Glenmora
Robert Chevalier- Pre-Law, Forest Hill
Gary Chicola— Sociology, Alexandria
Wanda Chicda— Mathematics, Alexandria
Harold Chrismon— Commercial Art, Shreveport
Raemond Christenson— Chemistry, Natchitoches
Vicki Churchman Home Economics, Colfax
Gracie Claiborne-Primary Education, Natchitoches
Robert Clark— Business Administration, Shreveport
Dwain Clark- General, Oakdale
Vernon Clark -Business Administration, Leesville
Willie Clark— Physical Education, DeRidder
Donna Clegg- Health and Safety, Lake Providence
Kathy Clifford -Social Sciences, Natchitoches
Louis Clinkscules-General, Florien
La Veta Cloud-Nursing, Pitkin
Wayne Cloud-Mathematics, Elizabeth
Elise Cloutier-General, Natchitoches
Terry Coburn— Industrial Arts, Bossier City
Judy Cockerham-Nursing, Jena
Frank James Coe-General, Bossier City
Vieki Coffman— Advertising Design, Alexandria
John Cogburn— General, Bossier City
Judy Coker— General, Shreveport
Patricia Coker— Physical Education, Natchitoches
Kirby Cole— Business Administration, Shreveport
Steven Cole- Social Welfare, Tioga
Mary Collier— Nursing, New Orleans
Brenda Collins-Sociology, Pineville
Frank Collins-Psychology, Alexandria
Lyndon Collins-Business Administration, DeRidder
Kenneth Collinsworth— A gri- Business, Greenwell Springs
John Smith Co nde -Accounting, Cloutierville
Lydia Conlay— Liberal Arts, Campti
Brenda Kaye Conn Interior Design, Natchitoches
Mike Conolly— Pre-Law, Alexandria
Pam Conway— Commercial Art, New Orleans
Vicki Coody— Home Economics, Bossier City
Alice Cook— Nursing, Baton Rouge
Eldon Cook— Business Administration, Baton Rouge
Janet Cook— General, Many
Mary Cook— Secretarial Administration, Mansfield
Paula Cooley— Home Economics, Singer
Freshmen— 331
Gregor) Cooper— Accounting, Leesville
Joann Corbello-Office Administration. Dry Creek
Charles Corby-Physical Education, Klorien
Albert Gorle\ -Agri-Business, Cheneyville
Paul Cortez— Distributive Education, Opelousas
I Ian Co tten— Agriculture, Shreveport
Frederick Cotton— Physical Education. Winnfield
Brenda Co utie- Primary Education, Natchitoches
Rayburn Covington— General, Vivian
David Cox Agronomy. Bossier City
Michael Cox— Agriculture, Coushatta
Patricia ( !ox -Nursing, Shreveport
De E)e Craig-Elementary Education. Bossier City
Elizabeth Crane-Physical Education, Monterey
\\ illiam Crawford— Wildlife Management, Coushatta
Faye Crayton-Secretarial Administration, Winnfield
Walter Creighton- Mathematics, Natchez
MargO Crooks-Nursing. Shreveport
Robert Crosjean-Business Administration, Bossier City
Barbara Cross-psychology, Winnfield
Tommy Grouse— Social Sciences, Winnfield
Way ne Crump— Physical Education, Haynesville
George Cruse Electronics, Alexandria
Myron Culberson— Pre-Dentistry, Bossier City
Donna Culbertson— Nursing, Shreveport
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Benny Cu minings- Business Administration. West Monroe
Debra Cushman Primary Education, Zachary
Glenn Custer— General, Lake Providence
Robert Dale— Accounting, Alexandria
Johnny Damico— Wildlife Management, Alexandria
Theresa D'Angelo— Home Economics, Alexandria
Donald Daniel-Physical Education, Franklinton
William Daniel-Business Administration, Patterson
Cecil Daniels— General, Natchitoches
John D "Anna— Business Administration, Shreveport
Cathy Dauzart— Primary Education, Simmesport
James Davenport-Accounting, Ville Platte
Preston Davidson-Business Administration, Jena
Darwin Davis— Business Administration, Leesville
Eleanor Davis— Primary Education, Gibsland
Gary Davis— General, Alexandria
Kenzell Davis Business Administration, Coushatta
Michael Davis— Pre-Medieine. Covington
Paul Davis— Pre Engineering, Springliill
Rickey Davis— Business Administration, Dallas, Texas
Richard Deason— Animal Science, Provencal
Diane Dees— Nursing. Shreveport
Gary Dees— Industrial Arts, DeRidder
Jeanette Dees— Marketing, Worland. Wyo.
Pliilip Dees Economics, Florien
Sarah DeFatta — Secretarial Administration, Shreveport
Frank Delrie— Business Administration, Pineville
Ronald Delrie— Business Administration, Pineville
Maxine Desselle-N"rsing, Center Point
Gay Dezendorf— Primary Education, Alexandria
Kathryn Dial— Social Welfare, Shreveport
Joseph Dill— Agri-Business, Coushatta
Danny Dison — Agri-Business, Natchitoches
Linda Dixon — Primary Education, Shreveport
Ronald Dohson Business Administration, Chestnut
Nancy Dockens— Primary Education, Zwolle
Debbie Dodson-Social Welfare, Shreveport
Monty Doggett-Zoology, Natchitoches
Janice Doherty-Nursing, Jennings
Lily Donaldson Nursing, Coushatta
Mary Douglas- Zoology, Alexandria
Ronnie Dowd-Industrial Arts, Vivian
Nancy Downen-Secretarial Administration, Lake Providence
Shirlene Doyal— Advertising Design, Shreveport
Gloria Doyle— Business Administration, Jonesboro
Bobby Draper— Business Administration, Shreveport
Frances Driggers- English, Shreveport
Kerry Dubea— Music, Marksville
Theresa DuBoise— Secretarial Administration, Colfax
Joan Ducote— Primary Education, Bunkie
Freshmen— 333
Mary Duffv-Primary Education, Piiieville
Linda Duggan Business Education, Starks
Rita Dula— Nursing, Shreveport
Michael Dunbin— Commercial Art, Natchitoches
Evelyn Dunbar— Business Administration, Rosedale
Danny Dunn General, Shreveport
Elizabeth I 1111111 Primary Education, Minden
James Duplichan— Physical Education, Sulphur
Michelle DuPont— Primary Education, Natchitoches
Verlyn Duprec— Home Economics, Baton Rouge
Rose Durr Social Sciences, Robeline
Joseph Duval-Physical Education, Fort Walton Beach, Fla.
Thomas Duzan-General, El Dorado. Ark.
Kenneth Dyess-General, Zwolle
Tommy Early— Mathematics, Belmont
Rebecca Eastin- Mathematics, St. Martinville
Cecil Ebert— Agronomy, Natchitoches
Norman Edgell-Industrial Technology, Converse
Mary Edmonds-Medical Technology, Sicily Island
Brenda Edwards— Nursing, Oakdale
Nonie Edwards-Interior Design, FarmerviUe
William Edwards-Advertising Design, Bossier City
Larrj Ehrhardt Physical Education, Washington
Ibllie Eichelberger— Nursing, Shreveport
Robert Elkins— Physical Education, Shreveport
Arline Ellington-Psychology, Shreveport
< Iheryl Ellzey— Sociology, DeQuincy
Martha Ellzey— Secretarial Administration, DeQuincy
Verlyn Engrum— Nursing, DeRidder
Charlotte Erwin- Business Education, Burkeville, Tex.
fohn Eskew— Business Administration, Alexandria
Mary Eskew Home Economics, Alexandria
Annie Ester— Mathematics, Grand Cane
Gary Evans— Pre-Engineering, Pelican
James Evans-Psychology, Jena
Allan Ewing— Business Administration; Leesville
Rufus Ewing Business Administration, Innis
John Fain— Pre-Engineering, Tioga
Karin Farrar— Home Economics, Pineville
Randall F arris- Business Administration, Oakdale
I truce Felter— Physical Education, Ferriday
Camilla Fenner-Business Administration, Leesville
Irene Ferguson-History, Atlanta
Jimmy Ferguson-Pre-Law, Newport News, Va.
Margaret Fields-Nursing, Alexandria
I atncia f inlcy— Elementary Education, Alexandria
Nancy Fish- Music, Oakdale
Paula Fleming-General, Converse
Hilly Fletcher-Accounting, Montgomery
Charles Fletcher-Physical Education, DeRidder
334— Freshmen
Debbie Flores— General, Mansfield
Judy Fontenot— Primary Education, Palmette
Sbaron Fontenot- Nursing, Jennings
Dorcas Ford— Mathematics, Leesville
Evelyn Ford — Primary Education, 011a
Moody Forman- Business Administration, Monterey
Richard Fornea-Physical Education, Pride
Karen Forrest- English, Bossier City
Tenita Fort- Business Education, Natchitoches
Paul Foshee— Business Administration. Natchitoches
Aim Foster— Social Sciences, Alexandria
Brenda Foster— English, Natchitoches
Donald Foster— Music, Attus, Okla.
James Foster— Pre-Forestry, Plain Dealing
Jeanette Foster-Physical Education, Franklin
Shirley Foster— Secretarial Administration, Shreveport
Brenda Fountain Nursing, Homer
John Franchebois-Physical Education, Opelousas
Joe Frank— Anthropology, Natchez, Miss.
Robert Frank-Business Administration, Kinder
Lawrence Frankie Business Administration, Shreveport
Barbara Franklin Social Sciences, Keithville
Jean Frazier— Mathematics. Luring
Mary Frazier— German. DeRidder
Sandra Fredell-English, Augusta
Louie Fredrick-Music, Springhill
Allen Freeman Agriculture, Batchelor
Francis Freeman-Wildlife Management, Mansfield
Judith French Business Administration. Alexandria
Priscilla Frost— Art, Bossier City
Stewart Frost— Electronics, Pineville
Margaret Fruge— Primary Education, Eunice
Anne Fryer— Nursing, New Orleans
Robert Fuglaar-General, Shreveport
Jack Fulkerson— Advertising Design, Crowly
Carmen Fulton-General, Leesville
Janet Futrell— English, Baton Bouge
Bill Gaines— Business Administration, Bossier City
Brian Gallien— Sociology, Shreveport
Gayle Gallien-Medical Technology, Cloutierville
Jimmie Gallien-General, Shreveport
Rodney Ganey-Drafring Technology, Jena
Donald Gardner- Physical Education, Benton
Betty Garza— Nursing, Serepta
David Gater— Psychology, Shreveport
Rita Gauthier— Nursing, Plaucheville
Douglas Gautreaux Nursing, New Iberia
Donna Gayer— English, Shreveport
Timothy Gayle-Botony, Gueydan
Freshmen— 335
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Linda Gibson— Elementary Education, Shreveport
Wanda Gibson -Nursing. Shreveport
Mary Giddings-Music, Shreveport
Linda Gilbert— Elementary Education, Natchitoches
Kay Gilbert— General, Cotton Valley
Roger Gill— Physical Education, DeRidder
Darrell ( J ill<-tt- ASi"icu,ture' Welsh
Greg ( i ilinan General, Leesville
Pat Gilmore— Physical Education, Lake Charles
Jo Ann Gines-Sociology, Shreveport
Jerry (Jinn— Wildlife Management, Jonesboro
Rose Giodano- Elementary Education. Alexandria
Tana G laser— Physical Education, Maringouin
Claudai Glass Spanish, Bossier City
Barbara Glover -Interior Design, New Orleans
Karen Gobert— Primary Education, Oakdale
Terry Goldsby— Biology, Cotton Valley
Grady Good son -Business Administration, Abbeville
Juanita Gorum -Business Education, Natchitoches
Marion Gorum— Agri-Business, Natchitoches
Barry Goss— Accounting, Florien
Sophia Goss— Art, Natchitoches
Sandra Goudeau— Nursing, Opelousas
Terry G rambling- Business Administration, Shreveport
Brenda Grant— Nursing, Shreveport
Bonnie Green-Interior Design, Natchitoches
Janet Green— Elementary Education, Blanchard
Joe Green— Industrial Education, Natchitoches
Robert Green— Accounting, Minden
Deborah Greene-English, Fenton
Donna Greene— Elementary Education, Natchitoches
Connie Greer— Secretarial Administration, Many
Kandv Gremillion— Speach Pathology, Shreveport
Martha Gremillion— Primary Education, Alexandria
Tom Greshman— General, Natchitoches
Hiram Greer— Chemistry, Port Sulphur
Gregory Griffeth-Business Administration, Shreveport
Nell Griffin— Elementary Education, Ida
Charles Grigg— Industrial Education, Ashland
John Grezafti— Agri-Business, Lettsworth
Celina Guiclrv— Primary Education, Opelousas
Mark Guillory— Social Sciences, Oakdale
Marvin Guillot— Social Sciences, Simmesport
Gary Guin— Pre- Engineering, Campti
Karen Gulledge— Nursing, Natchitoches
Charles Ray Guy-Accounting, Anacoco
Otis Hagan— Mathematics, Hicks
Linda Haines-Chemistry, Shreveport
Ann Hair— Primary Education, Gueydan
Melvina Haik-Social Sciences, Bogalusa
Robert Haire-Economics, Natchitoches
Dana Hakes-General, Biloxi
Joel Hale— General, Shreveport
James Haley— Art, Ft. Benning, Ga.
Adriene Hall— Speech Therapy, Shreveport
Carolyn Hall Nursing, Alexandria
Larry Hall— Chemistry, Carnprj
Marianne Hall— Nursing, Pineville
Susanna Hamlin— Elementary Education, Ville Platte
Doretha Hampton Music, Alexandria
Mark Hanna— Government, Las Vegas
Bonnie Hardaway-Nursing, Homer
Debbie Hardaw ay -Primary Education, Plain Dealing
Clifford Harding Commercial Art, Baton Rouge
Edith Hardy— Secretarial Administration, Many
Jimmy Harkins— Physical Education, Port Allen
Morgan Harkins— Electronics, Natchitoches
Bobby Harling General, Natchitoches
Barnette Harp Physical Education, Ferriday
Paula Harper— Business Administration, Florien
David Harris— Electronics, Shreveport
Mary Harris— Nursing, Baton Rouge
Suzette Harrell— English, New Orleans
Ralph Hasson— General, Shreveport
Frances Hatcher— Primary Education, Zwolle
Freshmen— 337
Ronald I lathorn-Elementary Education, Goldonna
Marie Hattan— Art, Kinnelon
Carolyn Haun— English, DeRidder
Bo nit a Havard Pre-Medicine, Zwolle
Gayle I laworth — Primary Education. Natchitoches
Dianne Hawthorne-Elementary Education, Pineville
Stanley Hayes General, Man)
Tim Hayes General, Bossier City
Joyce Hayncs Primary Education, Opelousas
Wade Heaton— Speech, Baton Rouge
Barbara Hebert-English, Oakdale
David Hebert— History, Westlake
Edward Hebert— Accounting, Leesville
Jeanne Hebert— Primary Education, Lafayette
I \ mi Hebert- Business Administration, Ama
Terry Hebert Business Administration, West Monroe
\ ickie Hebert— Nursing, Jennings
Chris Henderson— General, Shreveport
Irene Henderson— Nursing, Heflin
Roy Hendricks -Physical Education, Marthaville
.Martha Hennigan— Secretarial Administration, DeRidder
Mike Hennigan — Microbiology, Natchitoches
Audrey Henry— Business Education, Shreveport
I )ona Herman— Nursing, Bossier City
Charles Herring— Journalism, Lake Providence
Melesa Hesser Nursing, Pelican
Charlotte Hester Psychology, Shreveport
Sara Hiatt Nursing, Baton Rouge
Tynes Hilderbrand Accounting, Natchitoches
Carolyn Hill Nursing, Shreveport
Cradv Hill— Pre-Law, Logansport
Linden Hill Primary Education, Alexandria
Ronald Hill Business Administration, Mansfield
Timothy I Iilslon Elementary Education, Fairport Harbor, Ohio
Nellie Hills Primary Education, Opelousas
Bessie Hines— Primary Education, Atlanta
Laureen Hines Social Sciences, Many
Susan Hines Early Childhood Education, Daradis
Sheila I lijipler -Primary Education, Many
Lillian Hodge— Physical Education, Shreveport
Sunny Hogan— Speech Therapy, Shreveport
Kathj Hollan— Speech, Springhill
Robert Holland Music. Winnfield
Kathleen llollingsworth Social Welfare, Cotton Valley
Diane Holmes General Jasper, Tex.
Debbie Holt— Nursing, Shreveport
Michael Holt Psychology, Oakdale
Bonnie I loll General Vivian
Pam Hooper Secretarial Administration, Shreveport
Rebecca Hooper Early Childhood Education. Elizabeth
338 Freshmen
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Bill Hooten— Speech, Shreveport
Louis Hopkins— Accounting, Leesville
Melissa Hopkins- Music, Shreveport
Billy Housley— Accounting, Shreveport
Mary Howard— Nursing, Shreveport
Paula Howell Secretarial Administration, Provencal
Robert Howell— Business Administration, Basile
Michael Hoy t— Mathematics, Cheneyville
Barbara Hubbard-Nursing, Ruston
Brenda Hudgens— Interior Design, Glenmora
Katie Hudnall— General, Natchitoches
Dede Hudson General, Natchitoches
Thomas Hughell— Biology, DeRidder
Louie Hughes— Forestry, Plain Dealing
Jimmie Hughes— Business Administration, Shreveport
Bonnie Hunter-Advertising Design, Caracas, Venzuela
Connie Hunter-Secretarial Administration, New Iberia
Mary Huntington-Nursing, Lake Charles
Carolyn Hutto-Primary Education, Shreveport
Man Hyans— Psychology, Natchitoches
Ray Hyatt— Business Administration, DeQuincy
Man Hyde— General. Alexandria
Janell Hymel— Primary Education, Port \llen
Malcolm Hynson-Geology, Bunkie
Robert lies Business Administration, New Orleans
Freshmen— 339
Patricia Ingram-General, Winnsboro
David lvey — Commercial Art, Shreveport
William Jacobs-English, Mitchell
David James— General, Sibley
Harold James— Pre-Engineering, Natchitoches
Linda Jarred— Nursing Opelousas
David Jarrett— General, Bossier City
Jerry Jarrett— History, Willard, Ohio
Karen Jayne— French, Shreveport
George Jeane- General Leesville
James Jeane— General, Leesville
Joseph Jeane— Agriculture, Leesville
Gary Johns— Business Administration, Shreveport
Donald Johnson— Industrial Education, Thibodaux
Diane Johnson— Primary Education, Coushatta
Gary Johnson— General, Glenmora
Gary Johnson— Physical Education, Sulphur
Janis Johnson— English, Alexandria
John Johnson— Business Administration, Glenmora
John Johnson Mathematics, Shreveport
Luthur Johnson- Elementary Education, Coushatta
Joyce Johnston Art, Shreveport
Adron Jones— Mathematics, Bobeline
Alex Jones— Psychology, Natchitoches
Cheryl Jones-Primary Education, Lake Charles
Deborah Jones-Nursing, Shreveport
Dyron Jones-Social Sciences, Robeline
Ethel Jones-Physical Education, Natchitoches
Ida Jones- Biology, Natchitoches
Terry Jones— Animal Science, Glenmora
Judy Jones Elementary Education, Shreveport
Kenneth Jones-Electronics, Shreveport
Linda Jones Accounting, Natchitoches
Melvin Jones- Business Administration, Shreveport
Michael Jones-Electronics, Grayson
Rita Jones— Home Economics, Pollock
Shirley Jones— Nursing, Baker
Shirley Jones— Nursing, Cheneyville
Shirley Jones-Home Economics, Natchitoches
Tim Jones— Government, Eunice
William Jones— Social Sciences, Vivian
Troy Jordon— Electronics, Robeline
Bryan Jowers-Commercial Art, Davao City, Philippines
Chris Kalstone-Pre-Engineering, Shreveport
Michele Karisny Physical Education, Tioga
Forrest Kavanaugh— Journalism, Natchitoches
Truitt Keel— Agri- Business, Leesville
Georgia Keeney— Physical Education, Shreveport
Donald Keith Business Administration. Bossier City
Demetri Keller— Dietetics, Reserve
340 Freshmen
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Elizabeth Kennedy-Interior Design, Bastrop
Deborah Kern— General, DeRidder
Rose Kesterson— Primary Education, New Orleans
David Kethley— General Shreveport
Kenny Killgore-General, Haynesville
Sharon Kinard-Business Education, Pineville
John King- General, Oil City
Pamela King-Primary Education, Bogalusa
Yvonna King- Nursing, Alexandria
Carolyn Kirby- Special Education, Greensburg
Deborah Kirehner-Music, Oberlin
Kenneth Kirtland— Agriculture, Natchitoches
Cosimo Kleckinger-General, Shreveport
Elizabeth Kleffman-Nursing, Vivian
Randy Knicely— General, Jonesvillc
Clarence Knotts— Pre-Forestry, Saline
Phillips Knowles Electronics, Shreveport
Katherine Kochler— Mathematics, Dubberly
Kathy Kocurek— Speech, Lafayette
Cydrey Kodeir— Physical Education, New Orleans
Maurine Koolemay-Home Economics, New Orleans
Liz Koetter— Home Economics, Shreveport
John Kopfinger-General, Many
E)on Kottonbrook-Business Administration, Springhill
John Kunan— Zoology, Hollbrook, Mass.
Kay Kunkle— General, Shreveport
Thomas Kupko— Sociology, Belvidere, N. J.
Emily Kyle— Primary Education, Lake Charles
Annette LaBry Home Economics, Kaplan
Wanda LaCombe-Nursing, Alexandria
Tanya LaHood— Education, Mansfield
Ruth Lanb— Pre- Pharmacy, Covington
Lance Lanbdin— Music, Alexandria
Janie Landrem— Business Education, Mmden
Michael Landry — Drafting, Technology, Erath
Martha Lokey-Merchandising, Bossier City
George Lormand— Animal Science, Zachary
James Larmoyeux Business Administration, Shreveport
Clara Larry— Nursing, Alexandria
Gary Lash— General, Cotton Valley
Linda Lasiter— Physical Education. Springhill
Arlene Lasyone-Education, Atlanta
Rose Latiolais— Physical Education, Opelousas
Belva Lauw Library Science, Natchitoches
Debby Lavergne— Sociology, Ville Platte
Roxanna Lavergne-Phusical Education, Hahnville
Rebecca Lavespere-Home Economics, Verda
Richard Lawrence-General, Shreveport
Jeannine Leach— Interior Design, Lafayette
Dwight Lebsack— General, Mt. Pleasant
Freshmen— 341
Linda LeBrum— Education, Campti
Barbara Lee- Library Science, Gueydan
Charlotte Lee— Physical Education, Florien
Cynthia Lee— Elementary Education, DeRidder
Debra Lee— Home Economics, Lake Charles
Tommy Lee— General, Mansfield
Gerald Lefitte-Business Administration, Pelican
Harris Lege— General, Pecan Island
Bryon Lemain— Pre-Engineering, Hamburg
Billy Leone— Business Education, Zwolle
Connie Leone— Primary Education, Zwolle
Cherie LeSage— Early Childhood Education, Bossier City
Debra Leslie— Social Sciences, Lake Charles
Marvin Lessman— Business Administration, Shreveport
Marilyn Lester- Art, Ray ton, Mo.
Harold Lelz— Art, Crowley
Linda LeVasseur-General, Natchitoches
David Le wins— Business Administration, Elizabeth
Joseph Lewis— Engineering, Chatham
Lenny Lewis— Business Administration, Shreveport
Margaret Lewis— Psychology, ,f onesboro
Ottis Lewis— Merchandising, Mansfield
Robert Lewis— Mathematics, Natchitoches
Patricia Liberto— Secretarial Administration, Shreveport
Linda Lieudw ell-General, Homer
Vickie Lightfoot— General, Many
Albert Little— Animal Science, Winnfield
Judy Litton— Dietitics, Jonesville
George Livers-General, Shreveport
Mike Lombardino Physical Education, Shreveport
Marti Lonadier-History, Shreveport
David Long— General, Pineville
Hersbal Long— Physical Education, Winnfield
Reginald Longlois-Business Administration, Natchitoches
Richard Loucks- Physical Education, New Lenox, 111.
Palsy Low— Home Economics, Atlanta
Anna Lowe- Elementary Education. Haynesville
Jerryl Lowe— Mathemetics, Shreveport
Rex Lowe History, Shreveport
David Lowrey— Accounting, Leesville
Margaret Lowrey— Home Economics, Coushatta
Staidey Loyd— Music, Shreveport
Esmeralda Lozada— Elementary Education, Leesville
Charles Luker Pre-Veterinary Medicine, Natchitoches
Kathrvn Lum— Home Economics, Longstreet
Harmon Lumpkin— Electronics, Leesville
Barney Lutrell-Pre-Engineering, Natchitoches
I ,ynn I ,yle- Psychology, Shreveport
Rhonda Lyles— Interior Design, Tioga
Colin MacFetters General, Chalmette
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Lorna MacKenzie— Mathematics, Natchitoches
Lani McBride— Social Welfare, Coushatta
Alice McCalman— Elementary Education, Homer
Mattie McCary— Mathematics, Franklin
Dennis McClintock-Business Administration, Leesville
Diane McComic-Speech, Zwolle
Karen McCov— Primary Education, Natchitoches
Kathleen McCoy- Nursing, Jena
Glenn McDaniel— Electronics, Gueydan
Jeanette McDonald-Home Economics, Natchitoches
Johnny McEachern-Electronics, Springhill
Allen McFarland— Business Administration, Natchitoches
Judy McFerrin Primary Education, Zwolle
Jeannette McGee-Social Sciences, Shreveport
Steve McGee- General, Shreveport
Virginia McGee— Elementary Education, Bossier City
Jams McGehee— Lihrary Science, Effie
Anna McHale— Physical Education, Harrisonhurg
Charlene McHall'fey Elementary Education, Bossier City
Marilyn Mclnnis— Elementary Education, Lake Charles
Glaston Mcintosh— Business Administration, Clayton
Teresa McKellar General, Sugartown
Wanda McKenzie— General, Cotton Valley
Lillian MicKnight— Primary Education, Natchitoches
Kathy McLain— Home Economics, Shreveport
Travis McManemin— General, Westlake
Billy McManus Industrial Technology, Montgomery
Rich McMillan —Business Administration, Vivian
Toni McMillan— General, Mooringsport
Connie McNeal— Medical Technology, Effie
Vickie \l<\<r|\ Secretarial Administration, Many
Jimmy McWilliams-General, Converse
Robert Mabry— Graphic Arts. Slvreveport
Larry Mack Chemistry, Chatham
Larry Maddox— Business Administration, Haynesville
Penny Magness-Geology, Converse
Randy Magness Industrial Arts, Shreveport
Walter Mains— General, Many
( )rcta Mapu— Psychology American, Samoa
Barbara Marceaux-Physical Education, Gueydan
Priscilla Marceaux Nursing, Kaplan
Brenda Maricle-Accounring, Pitkin
Connie Marix English, Baton Bouge
Rex Mars- General, Heflin
Bosalyn Marsiglia— English. Bossier City
( lharles Martin-Electronics, Bastrop
Donald Martin-Distributive Education, Leesville
Howell Martin Commercial Art, Natchitoches
Janice Martin General, Natchitoches
Johnny Martin— Accounting. Winnfield
Bonnie Martin— General, Eerriday
Thomas Martin Accounting, Leesville
Virginia Martin-Secretarial Administration, Alexandria
Earline Martinez-Mathematics, Marrero
Larry Massey— Commercial Art, DeBidder
Harold Mason Business Administration, Zachary
Ricky Matis-General Natchitoches
Brenda Maxey-Secretarial Administration, Tioga
Donald Maxey— Sociology, Winnfield
James Maxwell-Pre-Medicine, Shreveport
David Mayer-General, Bunkie
Johnnie Mayeux- General, Moreauville
Lynne Mayeux-Social Welfare, Alexandria
Marcia Meadows-Primary Education, DeBidder
Jeanetle \ledlock General, Man)
Randy Meeks- General, Baton Bouge
Jimmie Melder— Speech, Marion
Brenda Melton— Nursing, Homer
Josilyn Melville Primary Education, Bossier City
Karen Menge— Speech Therapy, Baton Bouge
Kenneth Merchant-General, Oakdale
Donald Merrill Agri-Business, Tioga
Lawanda Merritt Accounting, Many
Tom Merritt— General, Benton
Gwendolyn Metealf Nursing, Shreveport
Ml Freshmen
Bruce Meyers— Pre-Veterianary Medicine, Haralian
Eddie Michael-Pre-Law, Natchitoches
Elizabeth Michel-Nursing, Kaplan
Barbara Miller— Nursing, Merryville
Eleanor Miller- Business Education, Shreveport
Lynn Miller- Elementary Education, Baton Rouge
Randall Miller— Physical Education. Iowa
Stevie Milstead— Social Sciences, Monett Eerry
Debra Mitchell— Music, Shreveport
Jennifer Mitchel— Office Administration, Natchitoches
Jo Ann Mitchell— Physical Education, Baytown, Tex.
Brenda Mizell— Primary Education, Forest Hill
David Mock. Psychology, Minden
Diana Mock— Physical Education, Minden
Tom Monarch -Business Administration, Shreveport
Patricia Monroe— Speech Therapy. Shreveport
Sharon Montgomery— Pre-Medicine, Bossier City
Pbilip Moon-Music, Shreveport
feffry Moore English, Barksdale AFB
Loyd Moore— Business Administration. Coushatta
William Moorman-Wildlife Management, Welsh
Delbra Moreau— Secretarial Administration, Lena
\lailba Moreau— Commercial Art, New Orleans
Carla Morein— Business Administration, Ville Platte
James Moreland-Accounting, New Orleans
David Morgan-Business Administration, Alexandria
Deborah Morgan Speech Pathology, Sulphur
Jo Morgan— Art, New Orleans
Vickie Morgel Music, Lake Providence
Gayle Morris— Pre-Pharmacy, Colfax
Jackie Morrish General, Alexandria
Deborah Morrison Elementary Education, Pollock
Wayne Moses- Pre-Medicine, Shreveport
Donald Moton-MathematJcs, Stanley
Joselyn Mouch Nursing, Baton Rouge
George Munsterman-General, Alexandria
Cherry Murray -Nursing, Baton Rouge
James Murray — Business Administration, Coushatta
James Muse Music, Natchitoches
Debra Myers Physical Education, Jena
Betty Myles-Business Administration, Natchitoches
Lyn Nalle— General, Shreveport
DJuana Neal-Home Economics, Roheline
Norman Neel-Accounting, Zwolle
Bobbie Nelson French, Robeline
Madeline Nelson-Business Education, Lake Providence
Patricia Newman-Elementary Education, Zachary
Richard Newman-Accounting, Crowley
Steve Newman— General, Serepta
Linda Nicholas Elementary Education, Bossier City
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Lorn Nix Business Administration, Farmerville
Evic Norma n Primary Education, Natchitoches
Man Norrid— Primary Education, Hall Summmit
Michael Norris— General, Shreveport
Teresa Norris— Physical Education, New Orleans
John Norton- Psychology, Shreveport
Linda Nugent— Secretarial Administration, Jena
Michael Nugent-General, Alexandria
Mark Ny vail— Business Administration, Kilgore
Meloni O'Banion Journalism, Leesville
ken < >berlander- Business Administration, Coushatta
Patricia 0 'Bryant-Secretarial Administration, Shreveport
Alex Ockel— General, Sulphur
Marion Odom— Industrial Arts, Bethany
Patty Ogden— Nursing, Shreveport
Robert ( Hiver— Music, Monroe
Joe O'Neal— Business Education, Glenmora
Rosemary O'Neal-Home E conomics, Deville
Gregory O'Quin-Pre-Law, Alexandria
Terry O'Quinn— Business Administration, Bossier City
Suzanne Ortego— Speech Pathology, Ville Platte
Victor Ortiz Physical Education, Leesville
Kaye Osborne— Business Education, Grand Cane
John Owechi— Agriculture, Cypress
I Wane Owens— Nursing, Baton Rouge
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Juanita Owens- Business Administration, Lena
Sarah Owens— Mdical Technology, Homer
Marjorie Oxley- Primary Education, Urania
Kerry Paige— General, Verda
Kristi Pair Business Administration, Maynesville
Ellen Parker— Elementary Education, Jena
Jimmy Parker— Zoology, Many
Penny Parker— Primary Education, Winnfield
James Parvenski— Speech, Pottstown, Pa.
Karen Patin— Pre- Veterinary Medicine, Port Allen
Lynn Payne— Elementary Education, Pineville
Annie Pearrie— Dietetics, Winnfield
Barbara Pease-Secretarial Administration, Springhill
James Pelt— Drafting Technology, Rosepine
Betty Perkins— Spanish, Pineville
Herbert Perkins— Physical Education, Leesville
Michael Perkins— Accounting, Minden
Lambert Peterson-Elementary Education, Many
Alexis Pharris— Early Childhood Education, Natchitoches
Annette Phillips— Nursing, Covington
Deborah Phillips-Speech, Jonesboro
Deborah Piediscalzi Primary Education, Thibodaux
Louise Pierce— English, Omaha, Neb.
Mary Pinckard— Early Childhood Education, Colfax
Jane Pippen— Secretarial Administration, Cartilage, Tex.
Vicky Pittman— Nursing, Dubberly
Thomas Plaisance— General, Golden Meadow
Edie Piatt— Accounting, Grand Cane
Jimmy Poareh-Industrial Arts, Florien
Deborah Pollard-Business Administration, Bossier City
Deborah Pool— General, Bossier City
Judy Porter— Business Education, Leesville
Lee Posey— Agri-Business, Natchitoches
Stephen Posey Business Administration, Coushatta
Kenneth Potts— Wildlife Management, Oakdale
Melina Potwin Speech Pathology, Bossier City
O'Neal Pounders Physics, Shreveport
Gayle Powell— Elementary Education, Shreveport
Kirk Powell— Pre-Engineering, Shreveport
Richard Power-History, Houston, Tex.
Jesse Powers— Accounting, Urania
Randall Prather— Business Administration, Crowley
Vicki Prather— Journalism, Shreveport
Debbie Pratt— Nursing, Natchitoches
Benjamin Price— History, Baton Rouge
Don Price— Agriculture, Calvin
Ozias Price— Business Administration, Alexandria
Bill Pringle— Physical Education, Glenmora
Joyce Proctor-Music, Shreveport
Frances Prothro-Early Childhood Education, Robeline
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James Prudhomme General, Camp ti
Linda Rabalais— Primary Education, Hessmer
\ icki Rabalais— Elementary Education, Alexandria
Gloria Radial— Speech Therapy, Natchitoches
Elaine Rainey — Speech Therapy, Shreveport
Margaret Kains— Education, Mansfield
Robert Ramago> Social Sciences, Welsh
Judie Rand)in Secretarial Administration, Pelican
Gerardo Ramirez— General, San Ramon, Costa Rica
Daniel Pankin General, Wayne, N. J.
1a nda Rascoe- Business Administration, Mansfield
Verbie Ratcliff-Speech Pathology. Monterey
lames Ray Psychology, Alexandria
Linda Rayme-Primary Education, Opelousas
Bobby Raynes-Accounting, Clarence
Patsy Rayner— Elementary Education, Pineville
Judy Reed— Sociology, Opelousas
Cheryl Reese— General. Shreveport
James Reese— Mathematics, Colfax
Pat Reeves— Business Education, Trout
David Reid— Industrial Arts, Lancaster, Ohio
Ksta Reid— Home Economics, Jena
Terri Reynolds-Speech. Shreveport
Nancy Rbodes-English. Saline
Mary Rice— Social Welfare. Plain Dealing
Benny Richard Agriculture. Cheneyville
Cindy Richardson-Music, Minden
David Richardson-Business Administration, Baton Rouge
Martha Rick man Merchandising, Leesville
Kim Ricks— Business Administration, Shreveport
Ann Riding— Sociology, Shreveport
Sam Rinauds— Pre-Veterinary Medicine, Shreveport
Lucille Rivers— Elementary Education, Pleasant Hill
Douglas Rivet— Business Administration, Shreveport
Michael Robb— Business Administration, Ruston
Crittie Roberson— Secretarial Administration. Natchitoches
Buddv Roberts— Elementary Education, Campti
Donna Roberts— Primary Education, Haughton
George Roberts— General, Baton Rouge
Ralph Roberts— History, Winnfield
Sherman Roberts Psychology, Joyce
Shirley Roberts— Business Administration, Alexandria
Louis Robertson— Animal Science, Slagle
Richard Robinette Electronics, Pineville
Ben Robinson— Business Administration, Many
Glen Robinson— Industrial Arts, Jonesboro
Monte Robinson— General, Shreveport
J. C. Rogers Business Administration, 1'loricn
Sheron Rogi General, Chopin
Suzanne Ramero Business Education. Abbeville
348— Freshmen
Fred Rosenblath— General, Shreveport
Diane Roshto— Medical Technology. Natchitoches
Thomas Roshto-Busmess Administration, Pineville
Deborah Rosier— Biology-, Pollock
Dana Roundtree— Home Economics, Jonesboro
Robert Rowe-Biology, Many
Dianne Rowell-Home Economics, Ringgold
Nicky Rowell-Sociology, Coushatta
Alece Rue— Secretarial Administration, Sulphur
Gayle Ruffin— Chemistry, Natchitoches
Ellen Russell— General Shreveport
V ickie Russell-Speech, Shreveport
William Russell-Business Administration, Winnfield
Carol Ryan— Art. Natchitoches
Leo Ryan— Physical Education. Jonesville
Linda Ryan— Physical Education, Jonesville
Jeff Rvder— Industrial Arts. Port Barre
John Sala Accounting, Baton Rouge
Stanley Salter General. Florien
Walt Salter— Sociology, Provencal
Oliver Sandel— Business Administration, Florien
Ted Sanderlin— General, Jonesboro
Carol Sanders— Home Economics, Bossier City
Gloria Sanders-Nursing, Pineville
Jonathan Sanders-General, Zachary
I toddy Sanders— Commercial Art, Marksville
Teresa Sanders— General, Hackberry
JoAnn Sanson— Home Economics, Jonesville
Sandra Satcher— Primary Education, J onesboro
Robert Savant— History, Basile
Charla Sawyer— General, Coushatta
Earnest Sawyer— Social Sciences, Leesvillc
Wanda Sayes— Home Economics, Vick
Jeffrej Sayler— Business Administration, Shreveport
Kathy Scallano Elementary Education, Alexandria
Anton Scaimaliato Microbiology, Metairie
Patrick Scott-Geology, New Iberia
Susan Scott— Primary Education, Marksville
Jack Scroggs— Mathematics, Pineville
Rosalyn Scroggs-Speech Therapy, Alexandria
( iraig Scrogins— Business Administration, Shreveport
Anita Searcy— Speech Pathology, Shreveport
Jan Seabaugh— Social Sciences, Shreveport
Don Seawood— Industrial Arts, St. Maurice
Scot Sedam— Business Administration, Shreveport
Jerry Segnra— Mathmatics, Mansfield
Debbie Service— Commercial Art. Shreveport
Phyllis Sewell— Primary Education Natchitoches
Darrall Shanks— Business Administration, Many
Bonnie Shaub— General, llaughton
Loran Shaver— General, Coushatta
Ruth Shaver Sociology, Plain Dealing
Jim Shelton— Business Administration, Natchitoches
Dennis Shinn— Business Administration. Haughton
Slieri Shipman— Art, Shreveport
Richard Shipp— Agronomy, Welsh
David Shirley— Business Administration, Monterey
Donald Shively-Accounting, Jonesboro
Robert Sickler Art, Ludlow, 111.
Morris Sills— Business Administration, Arlington, Va.
Melvin Silinan— Business Administration, West Monroe
Daisy Silvie— Secretarial Administration, Campti
Martha Sim Primary Education, DeRidder
James Simon— Accounting, Gueydon
Barbara Simpson Elementary Education, Alexandria
Maudell Sims— English, Lake Charles
Dan Singlton— Business Administration, SpringhiU
Kay Siphers— Primary Education. Natchitoches
Melvin Skeeles Pre-Vetinary Medicine, Alexandria
Carolyn Slaughter-Physical Education, Baker
Howard Slaughter General, Vowell Mill
Mi( had Small— Business Administration, Many
Samuel Smart General, Arcadia
Brenda Smith Social Sciences, Oakdale
Carol Smith Art, Dallas, Tex.
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Cissy Smith— Physical Education, Shreveport
Donna Smith— Secretarial Administration, Jena
Edward Smith General, Many
Elaine Smith- Nursing, Memphis, Tenn.
Elizabeth Smith-Elementary Education, Vidalia
Emily Smith— Nursing, Ida
Emily Smith Home Economics, Alexandria
Gibson Smith— General, Snip' ur
Glenda Smith— Nursing, Baton Rouge
Jane Smith— Advertising Design, Batchelor
Jerry Smith— General, Haynesville
Kaye Smith— Secretarial Administration, Shreveport
Marsha Smith— General, Ball
Mary Smith— Nursing, Shreveport
Mary Smith— Sociology, Austin, Tex.
Merilyn Smith -Nursing, Alexandria
Michael Smith Music, Marksville
Mike Smith— Business Administration, Alexandria
Mike Smith Pre-Forestry, Zachary
Molly Smith— Music, Natchitoches
Rayburn Smith-Agri-Business, Atlanta
Rita Smith- Elementary Education, Mansfield
Robert Smith-Business Administration, Mansfield
Robert Smith— General, Minden
Ronald Smith— Business Administration, Alexandria
Sherrye Smith-Psychology, Winnfield
Susan Smith— General, Shreveport
Notha Snell- English, Anacoco
Dean Snider— Sociology, Shreveport
Janice Snow- Library Science, Winnfield
Robert Snow barger- Psychology, Alexandria
Shirley Snyder— Journalism, Pineville
Sheila Soileau— Social Sciences, Opelousas
Tommy Solomon— Industrial Arts, Natchitoches
Nathan Sonnier— Wildlife Management, Oberlin
David Sorrells-Pre- Veterinary Medicine, Alexandria
Mary Sowells- Mathematics, DeRidder
Karen Spain-Physical Education, Blanchard
Gary Spangler-Pre-Pharmacy, Joyce
Elwyn Sparks-Accounting, Coushatta
Rickey Speir— General, Chestnut
Lynette Spigener- Sociology, Shreveport
Phillip Spinks— General, Jonesville
Beth Spivey— Social Sciences, Shreveport
Fred Springer— Journalism, Pineville
Shannon Springer- Business Administration, Shreveport
Oren Spruill— Biology, Vick
Doug Stannard-Spanish, Leesville
Susan Steen— Merchandising, Lafayette
Debra Stein— Nursing, Houma
Freshmen— 351
Sandi Steily — Physical Education, ArnaudvUle
\uita Stephens— Home Economics, Calvin
Derrell Stephens- General, Leesvillc
Cliarlie Stevens-General, Belle Chasse
William Stevens- Mathematics, Springhill
Agatha Steward Early Childhodd Education, Robeline
James Stewart— Business Administration, Lecsville
Jeanine Stewart-Nursing, Destrehan
Michael Stewart-Drafting Technology, Alexandria
Pam Stewart— Secretarial Adininistration, Haynesvdle
Raymond Stewart Business Education, Shreveport
Ronald Stewart- Business Administration, Alexandria
Susan Stewart— Secretarial Administration, Winnfield
James Stilley— General, Pineville
Anne Stinson— Speech, Bossier City
Judy Stokes— Advertising Design, Leesville
Janet Stollon— Business Education. Coushatta
Vickie Stothart Interior Design, Coushatta
l)e|»hie Stout— Elementary Education, Baton Rouge
Karen Stringer— Secretarial Administration. Natchitoches
Karen Strotlier — Bsuiness Education, Oakdale
La Wanda Stroud- Home Economics, Alexandria
Craig Stubblefield— General, Shreveport
Joanne Sullivan Business Administration, Benton
Larry Swafford Business Administration, Shreveport
Deanna Sweat— Home Economics, Oakdale
( lharles Tabor— Mathematics, Shreveport
Thomas Taggart-General, Shreveport
Rieahrd Tannehill General, Many
Sara Tanner— Library Science, Evergreen
\ ickie Tarl ton Primary Education, Shreveport
Brenda Tarver-Social Welfare, Winnfield
Robert Tarver- Advertising Design, Alexandria
Donald Tassin-General, Lecompte
Lynn Tate— Speech Pathology, Ville Platte
Van Tale Animal Science, Many
Stephen Taturn- Zoology, Noble
Alan Taylor— Pre-Medicine, Winnfield
Evelyn Taylor- Elementary Education, Baton Rouge
James Taylor Pre- Veterinary Medicine, Atlanta
Robert Taylor— Library Science, Shreveport
Willard Taylor— Industrial Arts, Benton
Bennie Teague-General, Haynesville
Randy Teague— Industrial Arts, Haynesville
Delores Teddlie— General, Vidalia
Cynthia Teekell— Advertising Design, Natchitoches
William Teny General, Pineville
Michael Thaler Wildlife Management, Brentwood
Christy Thibodeaux General, Ball
Virginia Thiels General, Alexandria
i')."i2 Freshmen
11&19
1 £«, -V-
Larry Thomas— Business Administration, Zwolle
Michael Thomas-Animal Science, Winnfield
Tim Thomas— General, Nateliitoches
Zara Thomas— Psychology, Coushatta
Gail Thompson-Business Administration. DeQuincy
Patrick Thompson Zoology, St. Bernard
Timothy Thompson-Industrial Education, Shreveport
Wanda Thompson-Journalism, Oak Grove
Rene Tigert— Social Sciences, Shreveport
Mike Timms— Business Administration, Bossier City-
Harriet Tindel— Secretarial Administration, Shreveport
Marsha Tingle— Business Education, Shreveport
Janie Topp— Anthropology, Lake Charles
Brenda Touchet- Primary Education, Gueydan
Pat Townsend— Elementary Education, Baton Rouge
Debra Tovvry— French, Natchitoches
Gloria Trahan— Library Science, Fineville
Nammette Tramel-Nursing, Many
Linda Travis— Nursing, Eranklinton
William Tray lor— Business Administration, Haynesville
Francis Trichel-Speech, Campti
Dairy I Trosclair-Art, New Orleans
Claire Truex- Government, Mansura
Rick Trunnell— Business Administration. Potomac
Kath) Tujaque— Interior Design. Opelousas
August Tuma-GeneraJ, Libuse
Linda Turnbow -Social Sciences, Shreveport
Mill Turner— Business Administration, Mansfield
Sheri Twomey— Elementary Education, Shreveport
Carolyn Tyler— Social Welfare, Outer Point
Jane Valentine— Physical Education, Pride
Linda Valentine— Home Economics, Alexandria
Vicki Vanderlick— Home Economics, Alexandria
Cliff Vandiver— Physical Education, Shreveport
Daniel Varnell Business Administration, El Dorado
Edward Vaughn-Agri-Business, Coushatta
Blaine Vedros— Biology, Houma
Joe Vercher— Social Sciences, Natchitoches
Marvin Vercher -Government, Natchitoches
Ronald Vercher-Physical Education, Natchitoches
Mary Ann Vestal-Secretarial Administration, Ferriday
Floyd Vick— General. DeRidder
Cynthia Vidrine Primary Education, Opelousas
Glennella Vidrine-Nursing, Jennings
David Vines— Business Administration, Winnfield
Gregory Vitrano— Wildlife Management
Stephanie Vlahakis— English, Shreveport
Melinda Voorhies Physical Education, Bunkie
Denise Wahl— Economics, Coushatta
Bernard Wait— Accounting, Shreveport
Freshmen-353
Ronnie Waites-Physical Education. Pineville
Mallorv Walden- General, Tryon, N.C.
Charles Walker- Accounting, Stncveport
David Walker-General, Many
Donald Walker-General, Lake Providence
Debbie Wallace Speech Pathology, Pineville
Nec\ Wallace-Home Economics, Marthaville
Stanley Waller- Accounting, Shreveport
Barbara Walmslev -Business Administration, Natchitoches
Elizabeth Walsh-Elementary Education. Urania
Rosa Walton -General. Natchitoches
Sidney Walton-Business Administration. Shreveport
Johnny Ward-General, Provencal
Lee Ann Ward- Psychology, West Monroe
Shirley Ware-Elementary Education, Shreveport
Frank Warren General, Calhoun
Beth Watson— Nursing, Shreveport
Herbie Way— Business Administration, Alexandria
Bruce Webb— Physical Education, Grande Isle
James Webb— General, Shreveport
Jerry Webb— Social Sciences, Church Point
Nellie Webb — General. Coushatta
Sandy Webb— Agri-Business, Coushatta
Charles Webster- Mathematics, Montgomery
Martha Weems— Home Economics, Sarepta
Bruce Welch— Pre-Engineering, Alexandria
Donald Welch-General. Alexandria
Don Wellman— Industrial Arts, Baton Rouge
Gwen Wells— Physical Education, Pineville
Gerald Wenner- Business Administration, Natchitoches
Persney Wesson-Industrial Art. Springhill
Deborah Wester Geology, Provencal
Barbara White-Primary Education. Lafayette
Donnie White— Mathematics, Pitkin
Mvra Whitehead Nursing. Lake Providence
Pamela Whitley-Interior Design, Anacoco
Lionel Whitmore-Agri-Business, Moreauville
Ruth Whittineton-Business Administration, Bayou Chicot
James Whitworth-Pre-Dentistry, Greenwell
Patricia Wiggins-Business Administration, Monroe
Rebecca Wiggins-Commercial Art, Waterproof
Brenda Williams— Nursing, Zachary
Dolph Williams— General, Many
Jackie Williams— Commercial Art, Alexandria
James Williams Business Administration, Leesville
Paul Williams Mathematics. Woodworlli
Robert Nell Williamson— Journalism, Leesville
I lenry Willis Physical Education, Abbeville
Randy Willis Accounting, Vivian
354— Freshmen
Charles \\ ilson — Business Administration, Glenmora
Donny Wilson— Advertising, Shreveport
Holley Wilson- Secretarial Administration, Many
Linda Wilson Primary Education, Shreveport
Randall Wilson— Wildlife Management. Shreveport
Sandra Wilson- SecretariaJ Administration, Campti
Tom Wilson- General, Shreveport
Connie Winder-Nursing, Alexandria
Gary Wise— Zoology, Lena
John Witt- Electronics. Leesville
Kwok Wing Wong— Zoology, Hong Kong
Larry Wood- Business Administration, DeQuincy
Wayne Woodall Art. Slireveport
.Michael Woodard-General. DeRidder
Danny Woodson-Agri-Business. Shreveport
Linda Wooten— Computer Science, Shreveport
Claudia Wright— Accounting, Shreveport
Michael Wright- Accounting. Bossier City
Peggy Wright- Social Welfare. Jonesville
Tommy Wright— Accounting, Manx
Robert Wvnche-General, Bossier City
Robert ^ arbrough Business Administration
Lovis Yeats— Music. Monroe
Loretta Yeglic— French, Bossier City
Paul Yongue— Zoology. Breaux Bridge
Roger Young— Agriculture, Oberlin
Jimmy Zimmerman— Physical Education. Winnfield
Mary Zaccuro— Elementary Education, Harrisonburg
The end of the
potpourri that
was NSC 1970
prepared us for entry
into a more
vast potpourri.
~
Freshmen— 355
CLASSES INDEX
(Alphabetical Arrangement by Classes)
G
r
a
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u
a
t
e
s
Graduate Class: (270-272)
Alb-Hud, 270
Jam-Ram, 271
Rat-Yu, 272
s
e
n
i
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r
s
Senior Class: (273-287)
Ada-Ber
273
Ber-Bro,
274
Bru-Cul,
275
Cur-Eba,
276
Edd-C-os,
277
Gra-Hol,
278
Hol-Kil,
279
Kim-McL,
280
Mad-Mur,
281
Mur-Par,
282
Pos-Ros,
283
Rog-Spe,
284
Spi-Tar,
285
Tas-Wil,
286
Wil-Zul,
287
J
u
n
i
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r
s
Sophomore Class Cont'd.
Cy l|\\V*V
Junior Class: (288-
Aar-Add
Bea-Bro,
Bro-Cla,
Cla-Cro,
Cro-Eak,
Eat-Gat,
Gau-Hay,
Hay-Hoi,
Hol-Joh,
Joh-LaL,
Lam-Lew,
Lew-May,
McC-Mor,
Mor-Pol,
Poo-Ree,
Ree-San,
San-Smi,
Smi-Tho,
Tho-Wal,
Wal-Wvn,
107)
288
289
290
291
292
293
294
295
296
297
298
299
300
301
302
303
304
305
306
307
■B^r^ss:
Sophomores
Sophomore Class: (308-326)
Aek-Bar
308
Bar-Bri,
309
Bri-Cod,
310
Cok-Dea,
311
DeB-Dur,
312
Dur-Geg,
3 1 3
Gol-Hen,
314
Hen-Hym,
315
Ima-Kre,
316
(Cont'd next col.)
Kre-Lov,
317
Low-McN,
318
McN-Mor,
319
Mor-Phi,
320
Pic-Roa,
321
Rob-Smi,
322
Smi-Ste,
323
Ste-Upc,
324
Val-Whi,
325
Whi-Zul,
326
'§M
Freshman Class:
Abs-Asb
Ash-Ber,
Ber-Bro,
Bru-Cha,
Cha-Coo,
Coo-Cul,
Cum-Duc,
Duf-Fle,
Flo-Gay,
Gib-Gra,
Gre-Hat,
Hat-Hoo,
Hoo-Ile,
Ing-Kel,
Ken-Leb,
LeB-Mac,
Mac-McL,
McM-Met,
Mey-Nic,
Nix-Owe,
Owe-Pro,
I'm- Ram,
Ros-San,
San-Smi,
Smi-Ste,
Ste-Tbi,
Tho-Vid,
Wai-Wil,
Wil-Zac,
(327-355)
327
328
329
330
331
332
333
334
335
336
337
338
339
340
341
342
343
344
345
346
347
348
349
350
351
352
353
354
355
F
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m
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n
GENERAL AND FACULTY INDEX
ACCOUNTING DEPT.. 237
Ackel, Margaret, 250
ACTIVITIES. 2-39
Adams. Ezra. 203, 266
Adkins, Margaret, 257
AGRICULTURE DEPT.. 238
Alexander. Donald, 239
Allen. Arthur. 240
Allbritten, Dean Leo. 231
ALMA MATER. 360
Most, Mma. 258
Alost, Robert. 2 18
ALPHA BETA ALPHA. 126
ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA. 127
ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA, L65
Anders, Edward, 254
ART DEPT., 236
ASSOCIATED MEN. 128
ASSOCIATED WOMEN, 129
Asst. Dean, W omen. 233
Auditor, 232
Avery, Charles, 256
Avery, Rex. 238
B
Baile\. Mildred, 246
Bankston, Hon. Jesse, 226
BAPTIST CENTER, 208
Bamett, Dorothy, 258
Barron, Bennie, 246
BASEBALL, L04
Basham, William, 266
BASKETBALL, 94
Baumgardner, Ray, 240
Bennett, James, 261
Bern. Jimmy, 258
Best, Roger, 241
BETA GAMMA PSI. 130
Beville, May, 2"»7
Bienvenu, Dean Rene. 231
Bienvenu. Millard. 264
BIG NAME ENTERTAINMENT, 66
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES. 240
Bissell. Charles, 243
BLACK KNIGHTS, 151
BLUE KEY. 131
BOARD OF EDUCATION. 220
Bonnette, Allen, 248
Bookstore, 234
Boyd, Bertrand. 254
Boyd, Bert, 260
Bradberry, Ronald. 262
Brady. Lucille, 236
Brice, Geraldine, 258
Brignac, Paul. 2 13
Brodermann, Nohely, 252
Browder. Steve. 200
Brown. Alvin. 248
Brown, Eleanor. 257
Brown. Hon. J. Marshall. 226
Brown. Phyllis, 253
Brown, Robert, 244
Buckley, Roy, 240
Burge, Everett. 262
Burlison, Charles. 265
Burnitt, Paula, 259
Burns. Thomas. 240
Bush, Robert, 205
BUS. ADMINISTRATION. 241
BUS. ED. & OF. ADMIN.. 242
Business Manager. 232
Call, William. 2 I I
CAMPI S SECT R1TY.234
CAMP! S SERVICES, 234
Carlisle, ( rlenda, 259
Carter. Clarissa. 259
Chadwick, Mary, 259
CHEERLEADERS. 156
CHEMISTRY DEPT., 243
Chen, Rong, 263
Chenevert, Dorothy, 236
Christman, David, 265
Christensen. Fern, 262
Christensen, Raymond, 251
CHORALE & SYMPH. OR.. 216
CIRCLE K. 132
Clasx>:
Graduate^ 270
Seniors 273
Juniors, 288
Sophomores. 308
Freshmen, .527
Clinton. Thomas 262
Glothiaux, Eugene, 260
Cloutier, Ethelyn, 265
Cohen, Lillian, 235
Coker, Gordon, 248
COLUMNS, 1
CONCERT BAND, 217
Cone, Billy, 256
CONTEMP. DANCERS, 133
Cosumano, Joe, 236
Cousins, Michael, 265
Cox, OttisJr., 245
( rim. Jack, 257
Covington, Thomas, 254
Cross, Earle, 240
Crowder, Joseph, 257
Gulp. William, 263
CURRENT SAUCE, 202
CURRENT SAUCE Adv., 203
Curry, Hugh, 263
Curry. Hon. Robert, 226
Curtis, Lawrence, 257
D
DANCERS, CONTEiMP., 133
Daspit, Robert. 240
Davion. Violet, 218
Davis, Dwight, 257
Davis, Jame?, 256
Davis, William. 267
l)\\ IS PLAYERS, L34
I (eans. Academic, 231
Deans. Administrative, 231
Dehon, Rene. 247
DELTA ZETA. 107
I )ennis, Ronald. 240
DiekerMm. Barbara. 250
I >iNucci, James, 248
Director. Counseling, 233
Director. Ed. Media. 233
Director, Financial Aid, 233
Director, Housing, 233
Dir., Infor. Serv., 233
Director. Placement, 233
Dobbins, David. 247
Dodd, Hon. William, 226
Dubois, Ronald, 246
Doherty, Mary 252
Domma. Pearl, 259
Donaldson, Paul. 255
Doughdril, Lucile. 258
Dunn. .Marie. 250
Dunnagan. Tommy. 251
Dunnam, Mine, 236
Durham, Hugh, 256
Durr, Gloria, 250
Durr. Kenneth. 240
Easley. Cecil, 254
Easley, Robert. 241
Eby, Clifford, 256
ECONOMICS DEPT.. 244
Edson, Gary, 239
ED. PSY. & GUID., 245
ENTERTAINMENT, 66
ELEMENTARY ED., 246
Erwin. W illiam, 240
Eubanks, John, 265
EUTHENICS CLUB, 139
Evans, Hazel, 236
Everett, Ann, 259
Eversull, LeRoi, 263
Ewing, Millard. 245
F
Farris. Mary, 248
Farris, Reginald. 265
Farnell. Elizabeth, 259
Index— 357
FACULTY AND GENERAL INDEX
Fell, Ralph, 238
FOOD SERVICES, 235
FOOTBALL, 82-93
Fowler, Leonard, 258
FRESHMAN CLASS, 327
Fulton, Dean Dudley, 231
Gaeddert, Barbara, 253
Gaeddert, William, 257
Galloway, Lynn, 258
Galloway, Richard, 265
Gardner, Dan, 263
Gardner, Lucille, 236
Gates, Clara, 259
Gates, Donald, 201
GEOLOGY CLUB, 140
GEOLOGY DEPT., 247
Gimbert, Ada, 258
Gilbert, Dwayne, 251
GIRL SCOUTS, 1 33
Goodwin, Gail, 245
Graves, Loneta, 232
GREEKS, 158-200
GREEK WEEK. 196
GRADUATE CLASS, 270
Gueringer, Sidney, 263
Guice, William, 245
Guin, Wayne, 243
Gulledge, Earl, 251
GYMNASTICS, 40
H
Haile, Harrel, 233
Hall, Hurst, 265
Hamilton, Robert, 240
Hanchey, Orville, 239
Hargrove, Oliver, 243
Harper, Grady, 239
Hatley, Donald, 252
Hayes, Beth, 259
HEARING-SPEECH CLUB, 141
Hedrick, Dolly, 236
Hendrick, Dean Lucille, 231
Hennigan, Thomas, 233
Hicks, Margaret, 259
Hill, Peggy, 259
Hinton, Elma, 236
HISTORY DEPT., 249
Hix, John, 241
Hollis, Eleanor, 253
HOLY CROSS, 209
HOMECOMING COURT, 49 '
HOMECOMING QUEEN, 48
HOME ECO. DEPT., 250
Housing Directors, 236
Howell, Ernest, 248
Huntley, Jeannie, 266
Hyde, Wayne, 243
IlviKs, Henry, 236
I
IBERVILLE CAFETERIA, 2
INDUSTRIAL ED. DEPT., 251
INTER-FRAT COUNCIL, 160
Introduction, 1-39
J
James, Jo Nell, 262
James, Lewis, 245
Johnson, Betty, 250
Johnson, J. W., 242
Johnson, Tommy, 242
Jones, Jewell, 258
JOURNALISM & SPEECH, 266
JUNIOR CLASS, 288
K
KAPPA ALPHA, 171
KAPPA DELTA PI, 142
KAPPA SIGMA, 173
Kemp, George, 245
Kilpatric k, Dr. Arnold, 228
Kilpatrick Family, 229
Kinard, Conrad, 262
Kirconnell, Thomas, 252
Kirkland, Catherine, 236
Kirst, Robert, 238
Knipmeyer, William, 263
Krause, Robert, 257
Kruse, Dwayne, 240
Kyzar, Barney, 262
LABORATORY SCHOOL, 25*
LADY OF BRACELET, 53
Land, Margaret, 254
Landers, Thomas, 262
LANGUAGES DEPT., 252
Leabo, Catherine, 236
LeBlanc, John, 257
Lebreton, Marietta, 249
Ledbetter, Dean Peggy, 231
Ledet, Walter, 232
Lee, John, 260
LeFevre, Joseph, 263
Levy, Charles, 241
LIBRARY SCIENCE, 253
Lin, James, 240
Linecum, Donald, 241
Lister, Paul, 256
Loftin, Leola, 253
Lueth, Carl, 236
bumpkins, Bob, 246
Lyons, Gertrude, 235
Mc
McCorkle, James, 249
McCoy, Carol, 242
McCoy, Raymond, 245
McElwee, Tandy, 233
McRae, Larry, 243
M
MADEMOISELLES, 156
Mahl'ouz, Selma, 234
Maltese, John, 257
MARCHING BAND, 136
Marx, Paul, 248
Martin, Frank, 233
MATHEMATICS DEPT., 254
Matis, Edward, 265
Mayeaux, Edwina, 258
Melder, Marie, 252
MEN, ASSOCIATED, 128
MEN^S HOUSING, 236
METHODIST CENTER, 210
Michot, Hon. Louis, 227
MICROBIOLOGY DEPT., 255
MILITARY SCIENCE:
RA Staff, 144
Cadet Staff, 145
A Co., 146
B Co., 147
C Co., 148
Sponsors, 149
Drum& Bugle, 149
Flight Training, 150
Rifle Team, 150
BLACK KNIGHTS, 151
ROTC, 153
MILITARY SCIENCE DEPT., 256
Miller, Ginger, 236
Miller, Irving, 255
MISS NSC, 61
MISTER NSC, 59
Moody, Caesar, 261
Morgan, Dell, 258
Morokoff, Gene, 252
Morrison, Samuel, 265
Moseley, Walter, 252
MR. NSC, 59
Mullins, George, 231
Muns, Nedom, 251
Murphy, Rivers, 239
MUSIC DEPT., 257
N
Nahm, Jane, 263
Nelken, Colleen, 248
NEPTUNE CLUB, 154
Nesom, Marion, 252
Nicholls, Dean L. 0., 231
Nichols, Robert, 263
Nida, Robert, 236
Nix, Hon. Enoch, 227
Noble, Robert, 240
Noe, For. Gov. James, 15
Noles, John, 265
NURSING SCHOOL, 259
0
Olive, David, 265
Olsen, Charles, 252
Oszuseik, Philippe. 239
( Jutland, Roderick, 240
PANHELLENIC COUNCIL, 161
Parrish, James, 205, 266
Peltier, Hon. Harvey, 226
358 -Index
FACULTY AND GENERAL INDEX
»
'
Penny, Carolyn, 265
PEM, 200
PERSONALITIES, 40
PHI ALPHA THETA, 197
PHI EPSILON KAPPA, 197
PHI ETA SIGMA, 198
Phillips, Thomas, 265
Philp, William, 267
PHI MU, 177
PHI MU ALPHA, 1-99
PHYS. ED. & RECR., 248
PHYSICS DEPT., 260
PHOTOGRAPHERS, 206
Pierce, Anita, 233
Pierce, Jerry, 233
PI KAPPA PHI, 178
Pine, Clint, 254
PI OMEGA PI, 201
Pingrey, Frances, 259
Pitt. Dudley, 254
PLAYERS, DAVIS, 134
Poe, William, 249
POLITICAL SCIENCE, 212
POM PON SQUAD, 157
Porter, Charles, 249
Posey, Mary, 246, 258
POTPOURRI STAFF, 204
POTPOURRI Adviser, 205
PRESBYTERIAN CENTER, 211
President, 228
Preston, Elaine, 265
Price, James. 240
PUBLICATION COMMITTEE, 206
Purchasing Agent, 233
PURPLE JACKETS, 207
PSYCHOLOGY CLUB, 201
PSYCHOLOGY DEPT.. 261
R
Randies, Travis, 265
Rapides, Hall, 11
Raush, John, 257
Rawson, Donald, 249
Rawson, Vera, 254
RECREATION & PARKS, 212
Registrar, 232
Reinberg, Mattie, 259
Requa, Lyle, 262
Rhoades, James, 243
Richardson, Lillian, 236
Richie, Jewell, 248
Riley, Grace, 259
Roberson, Mary, 250
Roberts, Hon. Nash, 227
Roberts, Mary, 239
Robinson, Walter, 251
RODEO CLUB, 213
Roge, Maxine, 259
Roger, Robert, 260
Rogers, Tommy, 264
Rose, Richard, 257
Rossenwasser, Freida, 259
Rucker, Margaret, 250
Rue, Janell, 242
Sanders, Dana, 240
Scarborough, Glennie, 258
Schexnider, Ray, 266
Scoggins, Lynelle. 258
Scogin, David, 248
Scroggins. Ethel, 235
SECONDARY ED. DEPT., 262
SENIOR CLASS, 273
Sewell, WiUa, 237
STU. GOVT. ASSN., 218
Shaw, Bill, 251
Shelton, Samuel, 254
Siblev, Sylvan, 233
SIGMA ALPHA IOTA, 214
SIGMA KAPPA, 181
SIG. SIG. SIG., 184
SIGMA TAU GAMMA, 162, 187
Simmons. James, 248
Simmons, Lisso, 246
Siragusa, Paul, 241
Smith, Hon. Mrs. A. D., 227
Slacum, Donald, 244
SLTA, 215
Smith, Robert, 257
Snack Bar, 3
SOCIAL SCIENCES DEPT., 263
SOCIOLOGY DEPT., 264
SOPHOMORE CLASS, 308
Southerland, Dean T. P., 231
Southerland, .Maxine. 250
Spears, Larry, 243
SPECIAL ED. DEPT., 265
SPEECH & JOURNALISM, 266
Sports, Intramural, 118
Sports, Men's, 82
Sports, Women's, 115
STAGE BAND, 217
Stalling, Dick, 240
Starnes, C. L., 233
STATE BOARD OF ED., 226
STATE FAIR COURT, 47
STATE FAIR QUEEN, 46
Stewart, George, 266
Stokes, Dean George, 231
Stone, Dale, 235
Stothart, James, 240
STU. GOVT. ASSN., 218
STU. NURSING ASSN., 220
STU. PERSONNEL ASSN.. 222
STUDENT TEACHING, 267
STUDENT UNION, 10
STUDENT UNION Dir., 234
STU. UN. COMMITTEES, 223
Sweet, Richard, 235
Tannehill, Hon. Fred, 22(>
TAU KAPPA EPSILON, 190
Taylor, Evelyn, 259
Taylor, Irtna, 266
TEACHER ED. CENTER, 16
TENNIS, 112
THETA CHI, 193
Thomas, V. P. Charles, 230
Thomas, E. T.. 237
Thomas, Sadie, 250
Thorn, James, 239
Torgrimson, Paul, 257
Towns, Joyce, 248
Townsend, Dean David. 231
Towry, H. N., 241
TRACK, 108
Tretiak, Richard, 265
TWIRLERS, 157
V
Van Eaton, Charles, 244
A egu. Armando, 248
Vice President, 230
W
Waskom, John, 247
\\ \TERSHOW, 155
Watkins, Gertrude, 236
Webber, Everett, 252
Webber, Olga, 252
Webster. Cheri, 254
WEIGHT LIFTING, 114
Weller, Mary, 258
Well.., Barron, 242
Wells, Tom. 249
Wendt, Janice. 2 18
\\ endt, Jerry, 264
Wertelaers, Joseph, 252
West, Edna, 266
Whetstone, Hon. W. E., 227
Whitehead, Oren, 240
Whitehead, Tommy, 266
Whittington, Russell, 254
WHO'S WHO, 62
Williams, Eugene, 241
Williams, Kenneth, 240
Williams, Ora, 252
Wilson, Robert, 234
Wilson, Ron, 235
WIND ENSEMBLE, 135
WINTER BALL COURT, 51
WINTER BALL QUEEN, 50
Womack, Charles, 251
WOMEN, ASSOCIATED, 129
WOMEN'S HOUSING, 236
WOMEN'S SPORTS, 117
Woodard, Hon. Boyd, 227
Wright, Ted, 232
Wynn, Robert, 267
Index-359
Alma Mater
Oh, Alma Mater here today,
We for thy lasting blessings pray,
We know not where our paths may go,
But, thou'lt uphold us still we know.
Unchanging thou, 'mid changes vast,
Unswerved from ideals of the past
Steadfast and true, our watchword e'er shall be-
To thee, our Alma Mater, Loyalty!
Thy trees their solemn chorus bend
About thee, flowers their censers blend.
Our voices swe'l their murmuring strain,
Our hearts repeat the old refrain.
Thy purpose high to carry on-
Northwestern, thou hast honor won!
Steadfast and true, our watchword e're shall be-
To thee, our Alma Mater, Loyalty!
In after years, when far away
Thy presence strong will near us stay,
And as the echo of our song
Will, with new courage, lead us on;
And to our eager vision then
Each subtle memory meaning lend,
Steadfast and true, our watchword e're shall lie-
To thee, our Alma Mater, Loyalty!
By ISABEL WILLIAMSON
(Mrs. S. J. Cumming)
Air: Hatch on the Rhine
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